Well, I too didn't have anything argyle, so inspired by your creativity, I went and created my own paper as well on the computer.
Here's my attempt. I used Sweet Blush instead of Hibiscus Burst because I thought the pink was just too "flashy" for me.
Paper: Self made Argyle, Smokey Shadow, Sweet Blush, Stampers Select White
Other Items: Friskars Wavey punches, Satin Ribbon in Sweet Blush (PTI), Copics
Stamps: Magnoliaicious Tilda with Rose, PTI Mega Mixed Messages
7 comments:
Beautiful argyle! And that little girl is just the sweetest! Great card, Beth!
Just too cute, Beth!!! Great take on the challenge!
What a great job!! I'm so impressed with your creativity to come up with your own argyle! Love those colors!! Great job on the Tilda as well!
Super Duper Cute! Loving that argyle!
Beth this is a super card. Loving the Tilda! And the argyle. How did you get it to match up so good, mines a little wonky!
Sweet blush is perfect on this card!! I love your coloring!! Her hair is just phenomenal!!! I wish I could do that!! Did you use a colorless blender on her dress to make that pattern?! Love, love, love this card!!
Thanks guys. I signed up for Suzanne Dean's Color Creations Copics classes online. It is $40 for a class, and she has beginner, intermediate and advanced. She teaches everything you need to know about Copics, including how to shade and do folds in clothing, how to color wood...all kinds of stuff. You have a year to take the class after you start. It is all video driven at your own pace.
I didn't have my argyle set yet when I did the card, so I created it on my computer.
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