Thursday, March 16, 2017

Fusion - Paris Rain





Well my days are getting brighter!  The sun came out yesterday but due to fact that the big guy is still up in the mountains I was totally snowed in.  




Gee whiz that meant a whole 'nother day in my craft room eating emergency rations!




But the big guy is very resourceful. Even while riding a chairlift 200 miles away he managed to contact a snowplow guy to come plow me out.  The dogs are very happy now to walk down the block again instead of stepping off the porch into the one tiny citcle I kept shoveling every two hours.   So we survived the Blizzard of 2017......brighter days ahead!


I love that Fusion offers both a sketch and a photo for inspiration! I used both on my card today.  I used an image from Beautiful You and added the skyline from Calling All Heroes.





19 comments:

  1. Beautiful card! The black background with the bright colors on your pretty lady are perfect! And that snow looks beautiful from my warm and snow-free house down south! Glad it's up there and so glad to hear that you have appropriate emergency rations to make it through the blizzard of 2017. ;)

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  2. Wow, wow, Linda ! How could I not be totally in love with your card! As a Parisian, the challenge theme makes me happy and I'm even happier with the way you interpreted it . A gorgeous image so true to Parisian spirit . I just want to mention that we have no rain at the moment, our days are bright and sunny ... ;-) ;-) ;-)

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  3. Linda, This is absolutely gorgeous! She looks so fancy by that super-fun skyline. Love it!

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  4. Linda,
    I LOVE this card!!! Using the skyline was an awesome idea! Are the raindrops in that set too??

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  5. Linda, you've created a stunning translation of the photo with your skyline and trendy Parisian woman. Striking! Glad to know you're safe and warm despite the weather where you are! Staying in and crafting makes perfect sense to me! Snowing here, too..wildly!
    ~carol

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  6. Linda this card is FAB-U-LOUS!!!
    Love the mix of the skyline with the lady walking.... so cool how you added the raindrops for the umbrella... YOU as a designer are also FAB-U-LOUS !!!
    Hugs

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  7. Love the card. Would love to know products you use. Some are obvious but others are not familiar. Thanks

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  8. I love reading through your blog posts. They have so much personality! I laughed out loud at the emergency rations and I must admit I'm fairly jealous. Speaking of things I love... your atsy sketchy design stole my heart! Gorgeous make!

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  9. Susan, absolutely stunning card! I definitely need to purchase this Stamp set. Thank you for sharing your talents. May the sun shine bright and warm soon.

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  10. Très belle, Linda! Very French, feeling…that lady and the umbrella are so chic! Looks like you could have used a sleigh up there!

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  11. Linda, I am blown away by your take on the challenge parameters. Your card is perfection!

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  12. Thanks everyone! Marjorie - I used the stamp sets Beautiful You, Calling All Heroes and Weather Together. The DSP is from Carried Away and the girl's dress and umbrella are done with Copic Markers.

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  13. Thank goodness the big guy is so resourceful and was able to save the day! And can I just say that this card is so sophisicated. Bravo!

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  14. This card is just perfect! Love your sketchy coloring to match the sketchy image and I'm so glad you had those emergency rations to help you survive! Good forward planning!

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  15. It's becoming clear that this stamp set speaks in many ways! I love this view approaching the city.
    ~Bev

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  16. I didn't see this card before Linda. That red later just makes the card pop! Love the red on her dress as well, ties it all together.

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  17. I love your pretty card! The colors are so bright and cheerful even though it's a rainy day card! I LOVE it!

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