What woman would not like a little chocolate with anything? I loved these colors together. This was a fun challenge. I made two different cards utilizing the same color scheme.
I used my new hodgepodge paper pack. Specifically the Everyday blessings and Pink patterns. I also used the simply chartreuse felt for two of the leaves and the Spring mix buttons (melon berry, spring moss) and dark chocolate buttons. I punched flowers out of the papers. I also used my absolute favorite stamp set, Everyday button bits. I received all my goodies the day after the last blog hop and finally got to use everything. Below you will find a close up pick of the flowers and the details.
I used pop dots to pop up the flowers. I cut the felt with my paper cutter and large scallop blade. Wowie, the felt cuts so beautifully with whatever (paper cutter, scissors, die cutting machine ect...). Please leave a comment and let me know what you think. Have fun being inspired.
I chose the same color scheme as above: white, melon berry, spring moss, simply chartreuse (felt), dark chocolate, with a touch of aqua mist. This card was inspired by a sweet baby outfit. I hand sewn the apple onto a scallop square. I used PTI simply chartreuse felt for the inside of the leaf and label. I used brown flock for inside of stem. I used PTI Everyday blessings , Pink patterns and chocolate remix dp, and melon berry, spring moss, and dark chocolate buttons. See below the close up pic for details. I popped up the flowers and added coordinating colored string (for making friendship bracelets) in centers of buttons.
Love the first card - gorgeous - I adore anything with buttons and the color combo is beautiful
ReplyDeleteLove your cards! Such fresh colors and wonderful designs! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh, that is so much beautiful detail! I just ADORE these!!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects! That apple is adorable!
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How cute! Love the buttons!
ReplyDeleteThese are just TOO CUTE! Love, love, love the stitching for the apple, too. :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic color combo! Love that apple!! Both cards are very cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful creations! Love the layouts and the way you've used the embellies! Great color combo. Happy hopping!
ReplyDeleteHeeee! Sign me up for chocolate with anything :0) I really love your cards - especially the first floral - the different ways you've interpreted each flower is so creative and gorgeous!
ReplyDeletewhat great cards!! love the dotted frame on the first and the stitched apple is fabulous :)
ReplyDeleteOh those are so adorable! That apples is super sweet with the cute stitching and the happy embellies inside...reminds me of a quilt!
ReplyDeleteThese are both great, but really LOVE the varied flowers you've done on the first one!!!
ReplyDeleteCute cards! I love the mixture of the buttons & paper flowers. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteGreat color combo- I love those flowers, and that apple is TOO cute!
ReplyDeleteLove your color combo and the mix of paper and buttons for the flowers in your first card.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are terrific! Love all of the buttons!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards and color combo!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your color combo is so striking! I love how you used it for both cards. So much detail. Really great job!
ReplyDeleteVery nice color combos.
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet cards! Love the stitching!
ReplyDeleteGonna try this combo, fantastic cards! The apple is my favorite one!
ReplyDeleteWow! These are stunning!
ReplyDeleteOh, I do like this color combo! Thanks for the idea. :-D I love all the little details with punches, buttons, stitching, etc. on both cards! Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on both the cards. I especially like the apple. Loving the color combos too!
ReplyDeleteVery cute cards! LOVE the embroidered apple and all the buttons!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, so pretty! I love your creative use of buttons!
ReplyDeleteBoth of them are a wow! What great attention to details and fabulous use of the buttons.
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