Mary Fish a FANTASTIC resource for all things SU! has created, with the help of her amazing downline, a new challenge site, PPA. The first challenge was a color challenge using Chocolate Chip, Mambo Melon, Bermuda Bay.
I really did find this challenging! My sister had asked me to make her a simple set of gift cards for a variety of occasions. So I took a very, very clean and simple approach and made her a dozen gift cards using the SU! level2 hostess set, Admit It. I cuttlebugged the card fronts, then simply stamped the ticket stamps on Whisper White CS, trimmed and popped up with a pop dot. A finishing touch was a snippet of the SU! in color ribbons. The cards are a smidge less than 3"x3". I had found this little box of cards on a clearance rack at M's (<$1) and bought it for the box and envelopes alone! The little cards inside were donated to the school for teachers to use. I didn't show it here, but I also stamped a little coordinating image on each envelope.
Probably not exactly what the girls had in mind for their color challenge, but hey, I reserve the right to use artistic interpretation, right? Thanks for stopping by! Here's hoping for a wonderful Tuesday for you!
Blessings,
Colleen
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OMGoodness ... not one, but three cards!
ReplyDeleteFantastic way to participate in the challenge.
On behalf of the Pals Paper Arts design team, thank you for Playing @ the PPA!
I love these clean and simple cards! I had wondered how to use the "Admit It" set, now you have inspired me. Thanks for playing our first PPA challenge! You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteCute set. I had no idea what to do with it when I saw it, but you had no problem LOL! Way to rock the PPA color challenge.
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Terri E.
I love your little set of cards, Colleen! I love the Admit It hostess set and hope to get it soon! I like your "artistic interpretation"!! Thanks for participating in PPA's first challenge! Join us tomorrow for our first sketch challenge!
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Gorgeous CAS set!! I love that you have lots of different styles on your blog (I'm a bit of a split personality too, crafting-wise of course :)) TFS!
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