This week's challenge is 'April Showers Bring May Flowers'. Simply create a card or project using digital images that have rain or flowers on it, or simply evokes a 'feeling' of a storm or a beautiful spring day. The winner will receive three free images of their choice from this week's sponsor Dustin Pike http://dustinpike.blogspot.com/. One lucky winner will be chosen by random next Tuesday. If you'd like to play along with this challenge, simply click on the Digital Tuesday Blinkie in my sidebar, and it will take you right to the blog.
Here is the card I made for the challenge. I chose this GORGEOUS Digital Image by Digital Stamp Oasis called 'Susie Squirrel in the Rain". You can find her images by going clicking on the Digital Stamp Oasis Blinkie in my sidebar. For my card, I colored the image with Copic Markers. I printed the image out twice so I could cut out and mount up the daisy so it has a lot of dimension. There is a side view picture below so you can get a better idea of the what the dimension looks like in real life. The papers are all Stampin Up!: White, Barely Banana, Bashful Blue, Certainly Celery, and Bashful Blue Designer Paper. I mounted up both the main image panel, and the designer paper panel. The White panel was embossed with the Cuttlebug Swiss Dots Embossing Folder.
I hope you have time to join us and play along! Its a lot of fun, and you may win some free images too! Have a great day! Amy
cute, cute, cute!!! Love this image and the colors ... great ribbon treatment too.
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ReplyDeleteJust wanted to pop over onto your blog and let you know I think you did a great job with our first challenge! And your card is gorgeous!! Love all the lovely details you added! Fantastic write up on the DTC post too! Thanks for "going first"!!!
Blessings, Maria
This is sooooo cute!!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being selected for the design team! I have seen this image a few times and this is by far the best card I've seen made with it. Your colors are terrific. I really like how you popped up the "umbrella".
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