This first one was made for my brother in law, who is a keen bowler. My sister, spends her summers complaining she's a bowls widow normally - this year she might just wish she was, lol! I got the fab image from Polkadoodles, coloured with my promarkers. The paper is from Jen Hadfield, on a kraft card base. Challenges: - A Bit More Time To Craft Challenge - #114, Anything Goes - Daisy Chain Challenge - #40, Birthday This one could do for several of my friends, I have a lot of gamers in my life, not sure how that happened, as until a few years ago I'd never owned a gaming system (yes I now own a PS3 and 4). I cut the die on my silhouette and the papers came from papermania's happy days pack. A bit of blue ribbon from my stash and a sentiment stamp from teddy bo & co, coloured in the buttons with promarkers just to round it off. Challenges: - Cardz 4 Guys - #243, Use Dies as Main Feature - CAS Colours & Sketches - #368, Sketch - Paperminutes - #638 - ...
Your poppies stand out beautifully against the kraft card base. I think they look great paired with the film strip die, such a pretty design! So glad you've joined us at The Flower Challenge!
ReplyDeleteBoy, did we give you a real challenge this time around...poppies and masculine!! It was a tough one but you nail it with that photo strip on a kraft base...fantstic!! Thanks for playing along with us over at Cardz 4 Guyz with our Poppies/Remembrance challenge. -Deb Horst, DT #C4G330
ReplyDeleteThe bright red poppies are beautiful peeking through the film strip. I love how you put it on the kraft card base which makes it really stand out. Thanks for sharing your card with us at The Flower Challenge.
ReplyDeleteThat's such a beautiful design and would work so well for a guy. Thanks for joining us at Cardz4guyz. Love Dawn x
ReplyDeleteSuch nice detail using the Film Strip to frame your pretty Poppies. Keeps the design from going too feminine. Perfect for a fellow. thanks for joining us at C4G this round. Cheers, Jolanda - DT
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