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It’s no secret around here that I love bright colors!
I’ve also mentioned my affinity for home decor and the fabulous inspiration it can provide in my papercrafting.
Today’s card is where home decor and bright colors meet.
I was inspired by this crazily bright kitchen – probably impractical for everyday life, but seriously fun to look at – and translate into a papercrafting project.
I developed the color story by choosing shades that I love – and shades I would love to use in a project.
Here’s my papercrafting translation of this room:
My “half-bow” makes another appearance on this card, this time finished off with a sparkly button.
Those Thickers letters add the perfect punch of pink and great depth to the simple sentiment.
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Supplies (All PTI unless otherwise noted):
Stamps: Background Basics: Retro
Paper:Soft Stone, Vintage Cream, Orange Zest, Summer Sunrise
Ink: Martha Stewart Embossing ink
Other: Hawaiian Shores satin ribbon, American Crafts Thickers, button from Joann’s
That is some serious bling! Boy do I ever LOVE the fabulous colours you use for your cards! The layout is fantstic as well. 🙂
wait, that kitchen is not for everyday living?!?
Absolutely fabulous!
Awesome interpretation! Love that BG and the ribbon/bling treatment is perfection!
Amber, I didn’t know you redecorated! 😉 Seriously, love the card. The bedazzled button adds the perfect touch!
Very pretty. I love the half bow and the bling takes the cake. Great card!
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