Hello Friends!
Pals Paper Arts Inspiration photo this week is full of bright tropical colors. Following the sketch from Stamping411, I combined Pink Flamingo DSP, a stamp from Tropical Party and a ruffly red satin ribbon to create this friendly card. And there are a few friends that I would like to say hello to this weekend. Hello Mary Fish and all of the Pals gathered in Arizona for the Workshop of a Lifetime - I'll be thinking of you! Hello Ann Schach - congratulations on your Teacher of the Year Award! You will probably be designing your thank you cards in your head as you give your acceptance speech :) Hello Nance Leedy - thanks for making me smile and sending me a Sunshine Award!
13 comments:
I love Pink Flamingo DSP and it was the perfect choice for this Inspiration Challenge! Love your ribbon technique on this card, too! Great job!
How pretty!!! Your card is wonderfully bright and cheery. I love that ribbon! Hugs,
Oh my goodness, Linda Callahan! I LOVE this! I love that you used the Pink Flamingo DSP for this card! Love the scrunched ribbon, too! Another beautiful creation!
Very pretty Linda! So bright and cheery :)
Love this Linda. I really like your ribbon treatment. Great job as always.
OMG--my turn to gush! This is so rich and lush. You chose just the right section of the DP to highlight all the inspiration colors. And the ribbon is fabulous. The whole thing makes me smile--it is so cheerful and bright. You rock! :-)
Great take on the inspiration photo. I never even thought of DSP!
Mike
Perfect DSP for this challenge! Look the scrunchie ribbon!
Beautiful take on the inspiration photo! Love the DSP and the ribbon treatment! And thanks for the shout out!
'EEEyup, Lass. Only someone with Yorkshire blood could come up with something this gorgeous! I love the fact that you made it all about the DSP. The ribbon treatment is just the right touch.
Hugs
Jaydee
Love the "ruffly red" description. What a colorful card, Linda!
How do you get the ribbon to stay scrunchy . . . I love it! Sew? Glue? Hugs, M
Great interpretation of the inspiration.
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