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HANNA RETRO SUMMER: Bridal Hanna

So when I heard that we would be having this set make a comeback this summer as a retro set -- I immediately went online in search of what colors were fresh and new for 2009 and I came across this color combination and knew I immediately had to try it out. It is groovy guava and really rust. I absolutely love how they ended up looking together -- very monochromatic. Super nice. I colored the prima flowers to match the colors of paper using my copic markers. Also, it is really hard to see in this photo, but I added a little diamond stickles to her dress here and there to add a little glamor.

Stamps: Bridal Hanna (Hanna Stamps), Mega Mixed Messages (Papertrey Ink) Paper: Groovy Guava (SU!), Really Rust (SU!), Solar White Classic Crest (Neenah) Ink: Onyx Black Versafine (Tsukineko), Groovy Guava Classic (SU!) Accessories: paper flowers (Prima Marketing), Sewing machine (Singer), white thread (Sulky), diamond stickles (Ranger), Copic ciao markers (Imagination International Inc.), clear embossing powder (SU!), silver heart shaped brads (Making Memories)

Comments

Claudia said…
Beautiful card - the colors are great, the diamond stickles really added sparkle and the flowers made the card.
Silli said…
Amanda, your card is so beautiful...

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