Well today is the last day of the DD challenges, it has been fun but it has also been lots of work trying to get through as many challenges as I could. Of course I haven't finished just yet as there are still a couple of challenges I want to get done .... one I mightn't get done today .... so I might try that one tomorrow.
The challenge for these two cards here were for Julie's "Single Layer" challenge and if we wanted to do a little extra we could also include window which I did for the Olive a party card above. As Julie is known for her love of Appletinis, I thought this one was appropriate for her challenge ;) And this week has been a little like a party, well almost! The ribbon was originally white and I colored it using my alcohol markers.
I also had to have a tiny play with my new garden whimsy set (my watermark is fading out the stems of the flowers on the right. It has been a long time since I have done single layers, way back when when I started stamping about 20 years ago that would be mostly what we did, layering came later ....... I think I would be happier with this one if it was layered onto a couple of other colors but ....... I can't do that for this challenge ;)
Recipe: Olive a Party Stamps: Simply Circles & Simple Shapes - Stampin' Up; Martini Glass - Vap! Scrap
Paper: White
Other: Black Ink; Olive Pastel & Burnt Sienna Fluid Chalk; White Grosgrain Ribbon; Scallop Circle Punch.
Garden Whimsy: Stamps: Garden Whimsy - SU; Grass - Hero Arts
Paper: White
Other: Real Red, Ballet Blue, Cool Caribbean & Summer Sun SU Ink; Marvy Marker #96; Red Grosgrain Ribbon
5 comments:
I just found your blog and it is FANTASTIC! OLIVE your olive card! LoL How super creative! I will be adding your blog to my favorites and hope you'll check out my blog as well. Smiles from Nebraska, USA ~ Pam :)
"Stamping with Serendipity"
Your single layered cards turned out so great! Love them!
These are both really cute. I skipped this one because I just can't do a one layer card!
Okay, these are AWESOME! I don't attempt 1 layer cards...
Awesome as always, love how you did the olives.
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