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HSC22 - A Fresh Color Challenge

I had so much fun stamping some cards for the next 24 hours. I am so excited for the big release tonight and for the PJ Party in the Hanna Stamps Forum. If you have never been before -- come on over to the forum on Splitcoaststampers and join in on the thread that says PJ Party and you will get to chat and have fun with us and do all sorts of fun challenges (one every hour from 7 pm - Midnight EST) and just giggle and have fun!

This card is for the color challenge that I was responsible for hostessing today... I chose barely banana, sahara sand (vanilla, or Prism Tawny light), bashful blue, certainly celery, and close to cocoa OR chocolate chip. Lots of choices to make it really, really EASY! I thought Riley in a blue suit at his wedding would be stylin' -- so here he is! I think they make the perfect couple. I was really pleased with how this color combination turned out! What do you think???

Stamps: Wedding Riley & Sophie, SU Fancy Flexible Phrases Paper: Prism Tawny Light, SU certainly celery, whisper white, bashful blue DP {SU!}, banana yellow DP - American Crafts { A La Carte - Asagio} Ink: Versafine Onyx Black Accessories: Dew Drops, Sewing Machine, white thread, certainly celery striped ribbon, diamond stickles (on the veil and dress), Prismacolor Pencils, blending stumps, sansodor.

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Anonymous said…
This is just too cute, Manda!!! Riley and Sophie are adorable!
12:22 PM
Caralee said…
Everything you do is so cute! I love to see your fun ideas.
2:54 PM
Anonymous said…
They're the perfect couple! What a great card! Love the colors, Amanda!
10:18 PM
Dorinda said…
super cute!!
7:17 AM
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