(Originally posted on November 6, 2008)
Okay, I think I just made Kristina’s deadline.  Boy, these colors were fun to work with once I finally got an idea!!!!!  It took SEVERAL tries and several stamp sets before I finally did this one.  It’s a litle bit simpler but I like how it turned out.  I CASED the [...]

And the color challenges keep on coming…
Inspiration Piece:

My Creation:

Uses Bella Rose DSP. All the colors in the challenge were used – some more so than others. The Pixie Pink is the outline flower both on the center image and stamped on the DSP. The Pink Pirouette is the DSP, the main image flower, and the [...]

Originally posted November 19, 2008:
This card I made for my husband’s birthday from our 3 kids. It was part of Kristina’s Color Challenge #31 and even made her top 20 roundup! Wonder if the link will work again from her blog to mine… hmmm…
Anyway, here it is again! LOL

Originally posted on December 11, 2008:
Today is my DD#2’s fourth birthday! (You may remember me making her invitations [in November].) So, I combined the challenge I set forth over at PaperCraft Planet and needing a birthday card for her (knowing her favorite color is blue). I’m pretty pleased with it. I used the same [...]

Okay, so this afternoon another card stamped, another mess to clean up (including sticky fingers from the hubba bubba he managed to get out of the little machine, a dum dum pop he found – oh ya, he was proud of himself for that!, and fingers covered in chocolate chip ink – yes, my 13 [...]

I got a nice surprise in the mail the other day from a fellow stamper, customer, and friend – a card ‘just because’!  How sweet is that?  Admittedly, I’m not always the best at getting birthday cards out on time let alone sending a card for no special occasion!  In the card she wrote that [...]

Today’s post doesn’t contain new cards I’ve made but it does show two of my favorite cards from last year.  They both use the Autumn Harvest stamp set that I still adore.  I’m going to let you look at them before I keep ‘chatting’ about them.
 
So did you see some similarities?  The obvious one [...]