Karen's colors this week at first made me a bit nervous. The Poppy and Mango said flowers to me, but then what about that Cajun Craze? After pondering a bit, I decided on flower pots!
I die cut all the elements from their various colors except for the dirt in the pots. That was cut from the Cajun Craze and colored with Early Espresso ink. And I'm loving that SU considers Mossy Meadow a neutral, because it makes using the colors for flowers so much easier!
I glued my pots to the scalloped rectangle and popped it up using foam tape. Since I can always use a thank you card, I decided that would work here.
I hope you will join us this week!
Date: Monday, April 27, 2020 GMT Views: 1117
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Mon, Apr 27, 2020 @ 8:17 PM
Such a clever idea with those cute flower pots, Jeanne! I tried to do flowers but didn't make it work, so I love that you did, plus that polka dot paper is wow!
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Mon, Apr 27, 2020 @ 8:57 PM
Adorable card, Jeanne! Love the cute flowers pots and their pretty flowers! What I love most, and learned from this card, is how cute it is to have the elements extend outside the boundaries of the rectangle element. Thinking outside the box! It adds so much to the card!
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Tue, Apr 28, 2020 @ 8:02 AM
Love those pots and your layout.
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