Hi! I'm sharing a card I made for 2 challenges.
RetroSketches #28 - such a fun sketch...as usual :)
The Play Date Cafe Challenge #148 - yes, these colors were a bit "challenging"!
My card ~
Well, I'm not sure how masculine this card looks...but it will be going to a guy in my family, who is turning 25 years old. I figured he wouldn't mind a bit of peach card stock on his card!
Anyway, I used some baker's twine in place of the ribbon in the sketch. And, I did some scoring at the bottom of the white panel as my accent. The finishing touch is a vintage button from my stash.
Thanks so much for spending a few minutes at my blog!
Supplies:
card stock: peach glow (Bazzill Basics), basic gray (SU)
ink: onyx black (Versafine)
patterned paper: urban oasis (retired - SU)
stamps: signature greetings II (PTI)
other: white baker's twine (SU), vintage button from my stash, scor-tape, foam tape, scor-buddy, mono tombow runner
Susie, your card is so elegant and gorgeous! Thank you so much for playing with us at RetroSketches!
ReplyDeleteA very elegant card. Lovely design and nice background paper.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteModern guys like peach I'm sure! This is such a great cas design Susie, it really packs a punch!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful birthday card! Thanks for playing with us at The Play Date Cafe.
ReplyDeleteOh! I love this card, love the colors and the design. It gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLove your masculine card:) It looks great! Thanks for joining us at The Play Date Cafe!!
ReplyDeleteSusie, that's so elegant (in a manly way). I see it like a man's suit and the peach is a perfect button down shirt color.
ReplyDeleteA really elegant card Susie, love that colour scheme.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a perfect card for this exciting occasion of birthday. So pretty designed. Designing looks to me so tough job. I have worked for the Scratch Cards Printing and designing company and i realized there that it needs so effort and concentration. Because attracting someone's mind to a creation is not easy. You done a great job. I appreciate this.
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