This is the MOJO#38 Sketch and the colors I have used with the May Project Parade Challenge.....aren't they just fun??? Unfortunately I have only one Verve Visual Set so far - I'm still hoping on winning a new Set one day - LOL!!!
I have made my card with the *Serenity* Set. I have started out with So Saffron CS as my base and layered Whisper White. Then I have added a panel with Certainly Celery, Regal Rose, So Saffron and Basic Black. I have added a DS Soft Sky Ribbon across the upper panel.
The main image was stamped with the same colors and I have added some Micro Silver Brads on each side of the sentiment. I have bedazzled the flowers with some Diamond Glitter.
Even if I don't win...LOL - I had fun making this card. Hope you like it too and maybe you would like to play too??? Hop on over to Julee Tilman's blog to read all the details!!! ~TFL~
12 comments:
Silke-
I just found your blog, and I must say, your work is beautiful.
I will definitely be returning frequently for inspiration. Thank you for sharing your creativity with us all.
hugs,
Jen
Love this layout and the colors!
Very pretty card Silke! Love those colors!
Gorgeous Silke!!! Your combonation of challenges is awesome!!
Wow, Silke. This is absolutely stunning. You did SUCH a great job with the colors and great stamp choice. Perfect-o!!
How gorgeous is this! WOW...love your classic clean look, the black, the sparkle OMG I just love it all! Good luck with the contest...whatever way it goes, this one is definitely a winner!
I am always afraid of using black, but I may just try this today!
THANKS for inspiring me to try it!
Your blog is awesome, got you in my favorites now!
PaperLandscaper Denise sent me!
GLAD she did!
Another beauty!! I love how you leave so much white space on your cards...I deem you the queen of white space!! LOL!!!
Beautiful colors and I'm going to have to try this layout, it looks so good!!!
B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L !!! love those colors!
Oh my goodness, I LOVE this! LOVE what you did with those flowers!
Beautiful card! I love how you pulled the colors together.
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