 Look at this yummy color challenge from this week's Nacho Average Challenge #72! It's so striking, I couldn't resist really pouring on the contrast with big shapes - and what a happy accident! While digging through my Crushed Curry scrap folder, I found this Apothecary shape already cut and waiting - I had originally planned on doing another oval. This is so much more interesting! I'm a piercing fool on this one, as well - I think every framelit set we have should have its own piercing card, lol... See Ya' Later stamp set (SAB 2014); Whisper White, Bermuda Bay, Chocolate Chip & Crushed Curry CS & inks; Ovals Collection & Apothecary Accents framelits; Occasions & Essentials Piercing Templates; Modern Mosaic Embossing Folder; Basic Jewel Rhinestones.   Don't forget - there's still time to RSVP for the first stamp class of the year - our Flip Calendar Class will be Thursday, Jan 23, 630 pm, chez Heroldt, with snacks and cheer!
Hope to see you there!
5 Comments
1/19/2014 05:15:42 am
Great job with the colors! I love that your little cake repeats your color layers!! 1/20/2014 03:12:41 am
Love all the piercing on you card, I agree with you, every frame lit should have it's own piercing card. Great layering on your card. Thanks for joining us again Nacho Average!
Anne Hayward
1/20/2014 04:45:50 am
Love it when all ready cut scraps can be used. Love the paper piercing! Leave a Reply. |
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