Monday, January 13, 2014

Pretty in Pinks

You know you spend a lot of time with someone when they have an influence over your color choices.  I love blue, Heather loves pink and I find myself making more cards using pink card stock and inks than I ever did before I started hanging out with her.  Too funny!  As you can see, my card has blossomed with mostly pink!


Card Stock:  blushing Bride, Rose Red and Early Espresso (Stampin' Up!), Maggie Holmes Paper Pad (Crate Paper); Accessories & Tools:  1-3/4" Scallop Circle Punch, 3/16" Corner Punch, 7/8" Scallop Circle Punch, 1/8" Silver Mini Brad and Linen Thread (Stampin' Up!), Silver Key

For this one, I chose not to use a sentiment since I'm not sure what it will be used for, birthday, anniversary, thinking of you or thank you.  I can always add that at a later time.

I played along with Seize the Sketch, so be sure to head on over for some more inspiration.  Just click on the image below.

http://seizethesketch.blogspot.ca/2014/01/seize-sketch-11-with-kraftin-kimmie.html

Thanks for stopping in at the Coffee Pot Stamping Cafe,

Marsha
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5 comments:

  1. ~amy~14 January, 2014 06:21

    Pretty card! Great idea to leave the sentiment for later!
    Thanks for joining us at Seize the Sketch!

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  2. Heather Rogers14 January, 2014 15:01

    I love your pretty pink card, Marsha. I like to leave a good bit of my cards without sentiments, so I can use them later. :)

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  3. Dana16 January, 2014 09:57

    So pretty!! Love the softness of the pink and the pattern papers!!

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  4. Jessi Fogan17 January, 2014 01:45

    I have a stamping friend who would say that means she's a BAD influence :) lol! I happen to love the dusky pinks you've used here - and that brick pattern!

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  5. joy18 January, 2014 08:03

    You are right - this is SO pretty in pink!! I like the punched flowers and that you didn't put a sentiment on it yet. Lovely card.

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