Friday, November 14, 2008
Blogger's Challenge #73
Today's blogger's challenge was a color challenge and a great one at that! The colors are Chocolate Chip, Baja Breeze and White or Vanilla. I really love these colors together. And I got to use a few new punches at the same time. Got to love that! The bottom of the card is a new Martha Stewart border punch called embossed scallop. So pretty. I added a strip of the Baja dp to the bottom on the inside so it would show from the front. The medallion is made with the wrought iron corner punch. To make the medallion I used the second largest circle in my Nestabilities. Then I drew lines on the back of the circle to create eight equal pieces, like a pie, then I took the guard off my corner punch and punched in each pie shape. You can see a wonderful tutorial on making these here. Then I made a circle frame in Chocolate Chip. There is a tutorial for this here. Thanks Becca and Lisa for saving me tons of work with those wonderful tutorials. The rest of the card is pretty basic.
There is a tutorial traditional tutorial for those of you on dial up or that want to print the tutorial HERE
Stamps: To You and Yours
Paper: Murfield dp, Chocolate Chip, Baja Breeze and Whisper White.
Ink: Chocolate Chip
Other: Designer Label Punch, Large Oval Punch, Wrought Iron corner punch, embossed scallop punch (martha stewart), large chocolate chip brads, wide satin chocolate chip ribbon. glitter and glue pen.
Hope you enjoy your day......TGIF!
Absolutely stunning! Love the medallion frame you put around your image!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job on Becca's tutorial..
ReplyDeletethanks for posting that.
Your card has a lot of detail and love all of it..
connie paxman
Isn't it great that we are all loving this color combination?! This is a great card Mary Jo, and your decorative circle is outstanding. FABULOUS card for this challenge.
ReplyDeleteOh, goodness...this is GORGEOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteooooh aaaaaaaaaaah! Just BEAUTIFUL! Great tutorial above too! thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe card is stunning. Love the frame....thanks for the tutorial!!
ReplyDeletethis is just amazing! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial, i'm going to have to try this!
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful Mary Jo. Love all the special touches!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Thanks for the links to the tutorial too! Beautiful job this week! {SMILES}
ReplyDeleteThis card is GORGEOUS! Love it!. TFS>
ReplyDeleteAwesome, amazing and absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! The medallion and frame are so pretty and just frame your peaceful winter scene beautifully.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if my comment went through or not so will repost just in case. I love the work you did with the beautiful medallion and frame. It's just gorgeous with your peaceful winter scene.
ReplyDeleteLove all the special touches in this, great effort. TFS!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Mary Jo! That winter scene is just perfect sitting in the middle of your medallion! :D
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteI know I already commented on this over at Paper Craft Planet, but this is just stunning! You did a fantastic job on this!!!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh this is sooo pretty! FABULOUS! TFS!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the picture tutorial on how to make these WONDERFUL medallions!!! Why did I sell those corner punches when SU retired them? I'll have to look for them somewhere!
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with this challenge. Your work is always beautiful! The circular frame really stands out!
Amazing card! I love what you did with the medallion! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh, wow! That is just absolutely GORGEOUS! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat card. I love it. Thanks for the medallion tutorial.
ReplyDeletewowzers! Love it! And the tutorial is just too awesome! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNow that's V E R Y pretty!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The medallion frame around the house is lovely. Thanks for sharing the directions for creating the medallion.
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