Thursday 5 April 2012

Less Is More Challenge - Week 61

This week's Less Is More Challenge is based on the following:
Such pretty colours, but it took me four failures to change tack altogether and come up with a card I was reasonably happy with:
This truly was 'Last Chance Saloon'!

I used:

- 6" x 6" square white card stock

- Stampendous 'Agapanthus Cluster' stamped with SU 'Certain Celery' ink spot and some colouring using a 'Fuchsia Pink' Pro Marker

- sentiment stamped with a SU sentiment from the 'Sincere Salutations' set using Memento 'London Fog'

- the backing cards are SU Certain Celery and white card run round with the 'Fuchsia Pink' Pro Marker

- butterflies punched using a small Woodware punch from 'Certain Celery' and a scrap of card coloured again with 'Fuchsia Pink', with tiny pearls to finish

Di
x

25 comments:

  1. Very pretty, Di - love this and you've used my favourite SU stamp set!

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  2. Di...very nice. The colors say Spring is here. See you on the playground. I'll bring my bag of snippets.

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  3. All your efforts have been rewarded well Di cos this card is simply beautiful.
    Hugs,
    A x

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  4. Hi Di

    How can you say you are "reasonably happy" with this? I think it is brilliant and would be over the moon if I had made it!!

    Love the colour combo.

    Love Jules xx

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  5. Hello Di

    Your card is brilliant and gorgeous. I love the colours
    and design. The sentiment in the corner adds the perfect touch.

    luv
    irene
    xxxx

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  6. I'm with Jules on this! It's SUCH a pretty card.

    Well done for persevering - it really paid off.

    Hugs, Sarn xxx

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  7. Well it was worth sticking with it as this is beautiful Di!
    Tara x

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  8. This is beautiful Di, the lim team got it right again with this challenge the colours are so soft and your card fits the bill....... it's beautiful!:)x

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  9. Oh Di, this is stunning. Love the simple elegance of the design and the colours are beautiful. Have a wonderful Easter weekend.
    Hugs
    Caz x

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  10. Such a pretty card. I am just debating making a card for Lou's 2nd birthday - she loves Peppa pig so I think I shall "dumf" a Peppa pic for her. Still snow here so I am happy to craft in my warm sewing room. x Jo

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  11. I LOVE this card Di, it's beautiful!
    I love the colours, the stamps looks fabulous too.
    Laura xx

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  12. Absolutly beautiful Di. You have done a fab job of it.

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  13. Gorgeous, well worth the inky rejects, this is just perfect, Gay xxx

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  14. Very effective, this card.....

    came over from Julia's...and just used this post instead...

    Vee
    #156

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  15. Really pretty, lovely inking

    Thank you very much
    mandi
    "Less is More"

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  16. Your last chance saloon came up trumps!
    This is simply fabulous, the colours work brilliantly!
    Thanks so much
    Chrissie
    "Less is More"

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  17. I love your card! It's so beautiful. It absolutely matches the inspiration.

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  18. Such a pretty card Di. Just perfect. Dee xx

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  19. Oh I love this Di, the beautiful image and the colours all stunning.

    Kath x

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  20. Beautiful card & I love the way you've used the colours.

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  21. Stunningly gorgeous card (I made one for this challenge, but nothing up to this standard) x

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  22. So pretty, love your card. Carolxx

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  23. Well done for sticking with it, the result is stunning. Love the colours. xx

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  24. A beautiful card Di, love the soft subtleness it has.
    Linbyx

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