It's that time again for another Squigglefly Challenge :)

I started by going threw my Scrap and Trash piles (stuff I have tossed aside with no plans of ever using, but too much of a hoarder to actually throw away) heheheh. I found a bunch of fun patterns and colors and scrap pieces of paper and ribbon. I cleaned up the papers I selected by cutting them into squares to use as the background with my Nestabilities. I also found some poka-dotted ribbon that was kind of unloved and just sitting around collecting dust. I also found a fabulous piece of chipboard (that I used for the boarder around my stamp). It had white all over it and looked like it was ready for the trash lol. I painted it with some Acrylic paints and brought it back to life. It was a fabulous feeling to use something that I was originally going to throw away. There is a small nick in the frame, but that's the beauty of using Scraps. The stamp I used is called Tweet Elephant from Squigglefly. Is it not the most adorbale ever! The Sentiment is from an Amy R stamp set that reads, "We're The Perfect Pair". This is the card I created :)
Here are some close ups of my card.
I love the dimension that the Chipboard gives the card, and it really took 15 minutes to paint and dry. I loved it so much I have been digging to find other pieces to incorporate into future cards.
Thank you so much for visiting and please come visit us for the Challenge. We have free prizes and lots of fun. All the details for the Challenge can be found at the
Squigglefly Challenge Blog.
Also some great news ALL the Saint Patrick's Day images are on Sale NOW, so don't miss out....visit Squigglefly for the Sale:)
Have a great Monday!
2 comments:
Oh wow!! Now how precious is this!?!! Love your darling papers and quilt design!! Very sweet pattern, colors and image!! Very clever use of the challenge my friend!!HUGS
Diana this is fabulous! I love the bright colors and the mix of patterned papers.
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