So, I cringed and then tried to find a beautiful dsp that would distract from the Burgundy.
I LOVE this! It's way out of my normal style - I don't tend toward dsps unless they are a subtle monochromatic print or come from Stampin' Up so they perfectly coordinate. I definitely don't use big bold prints and I never put a color in that is not in the dsp. There's no burgundy in that dp. But now that I have it done, I can't imagine any other color for the butterfly or bottom layer.
So...flushed with success...I tried another card using another dsp that I had run across on my search for the above card.
This may start a trend for me!! Actually, probably not. We all have our style - and while it is very enjoyable to branch out sometimes, I always go back to a clean, simple, solid-cardstock-based cards.
With Sympathy
- Stamps: PaperTrey Ink Out On A Limb (sentiment)
- Ink: Stampin' Up Early Espresso, Creamy Caramel (on the edges)
- Paper: Stampin' Up Baja Breeze, Pear Pizzazz, Bravo Burgundy, DCWV Mariposa Stack
- Accessories: Martha Stewart Butterfly Punch, Stampin' Up Leaf Sizzlit, Oval and Scalloped Oval Punches, Baja Breeze Seam Binding
- Challenges: SplitCoast Stampers Color Challenge
Blessed To Have You
- Stamps: Verve sentiment
- Ink: Stampin' Up Early Espresso, So Saffron (on the edges)
- Paper: PaperTrey Hawaiian Shores, Stampin' Up So Saffron, K&Co Susan Winget Nature
- Accessories: Stampin' Up Gold Cord and Saffron Ribbon, Prima Bright Mix Flowers, Bazzill Brads (Glow), Marvy Punches, Mark Richards Gold Nailheads
- Challenges: CardPatterns Sketch Challenge
These colours are so cute you've choosen! Your card is wonderfool! :))
ReplyDeleteWow Kim they are both gorgeous and fab use of DSPs. Zx
ReplyDeleteBoth are beautiful! I love the patterned paper on your CP card! Thanks for joining us at Card Patterns!!!
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