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Inkspired by JulieSoko/CC 97

All day yesterday I wanted to do the color challenge but for some reason, none of my stamp sets were speaking to me. I have lots of them, so I was beginning to wonder what was wrong/worried I had lost my mojo. Anyway, I absolutely loved the colors of the challenge and knew I had to do it, so I just started to work with what I had out on the desk and this is what I came up with. I love it!

The flower is from Polka Dots and Paisley. Then the background was stamped with canvas over top of the watercolored flowers. The sentiment is from Small Sayings and under it "happy" from Polka Dots and Paisley was stamped. I really like how that turned out. It is so subtle in real life and looks awesome. The ribbon is skinny stitched ribbon from Hobby Lobby. I had never used it before and I love how skinny it is and the look that it helped to create. Thanks to JulieSoko for her awesome layout!
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bcgal00 Rae said…
Love this card...simple but elegant.
3:26 PM
Anonymous said…
Awesome card, Amanda! It's gorgeous!!
6:18 AM
Allison Rankin said…
Such a pretty card...I like your use of the Canvas BG.
7:52 AM
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