Phew, this week is getting more hectic, but hurrah holiday on Friday. As I’ll be on holiday this will be my last LIM entry for a couple of weeks…but it will be great being away with family.
Our challenge at LIM Towers this week was to use the colours of my countries flag, now like Chrissie and Mandi I could of gone with either the red and white of the St Georges Cross or the Red White Blue of the Union Jack.
As you can see I have gone with red, white and blue and used one of my favourite stamps of the moment a Hero Arts Cling Set called Dotted Flowers. This set is really versatile and looks equally fab just stamped or paper pieced onto patterned paper. The sentiment and small flowers are stamped directly onto the card base whilst the blue layer and large flower are raised up on foam pads to add some dimension. I can’t resist a little bit of bling so I’ve added Stickles to the dots of the large flower and also a blue button to the centre with some more Stickles, but I’m not sure the sparkle shows in the picture.
Thanks for stopping by.
Items: White Hessian Card from stash, Hero Arts Dotted Flowers cling Stamps, Sentiment from Kaisercraft, Memento inkpads in Danube Blue and Ladybug, Waterbrush and Christmas Red Stickles.
9 comments:
This card is great! the blue layer really makes everything pop out, it gives great dimension. Like what you have done with the dotted flower stamps. x
Super design with the blue panel and some extra flowers peeking out. x
This is a fab design and the inking is really effective... super job!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
Lady LIM
"Less is More"
Enjoy your holiday!
Love the red flower on the blue panel. A super card. Enjoy your hols! xx
Really pretty. I like the blue sponging.
Lovely flower design, making for a super focal point
Thanks so much
Mandi
Diva LIM
"Less is More"
Wonderful design and i love the flower too
Lisa x
Hi there, Great card really lovely design, Gay xxx
Gorgeous, I think I have this stamp set but never used it! I must dig it out and ink it up, you have made a very inspiring card!
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