Yellow: Hello Chica
This shimmery yellow paper printed with random chicks made me smile. I added the mixed stitching because it reminded me of the chicken scratch and the orange it pulled from the outlines. Polka dots are just fun, so I added the ribbon and the embossed scallop border for some added interest.
Supplies Used: Easter Chicks DSP by Reminisce, Georgia Pacific White Cardstock, Really Rust SU Cardstock, Swiss Dots Cuttlebug Embossing Folder, Making Memories Rub-on Alphabet in Providence, SU Dusty Durango Ribbon, Fiskars Scallop Border Punch, Foam Dots, Thread
Green: Welcome Neighbor
I think this is one of the fastest cards I've ever put together that actually has results I can be proud of. Somewhat difficult to photograph, the background on this card is a speckled green which provides a nice contrast to the white rub-on sentiment.
Supplies Used: Archers Cardstock, Heidi Grace Rub-ons in A Little Bird's Tale, SU ChitChat Rub-ons, Thread
I love both cards. The Easter Chicks paper is adorable and cheerful and I love how you paired it with a Rust colour! and the black accents make a statement. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with all the rub-ons. I love making those types of cards. No mess, no hassles and they're usually quick!!
Great cards! Like the sentiment "chica" I use to call my best friend that in JR high. :)
ReplyDeleteBoth are beautiful, Karen! The stitching on the 1st card is LOVELY and I like the ease of stamping on the 2nd one-SO cute!
ReplyDeleteOh your cards are sooo sweet! I love the chica one...nice and fun & cheery...the welcome neighbor one is so wonderfully clean & crisp!
ReplyDeleteKaren... these are both great! I love that fun paper on the first card too! So cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards...the chicks made me smile, too...so cute!!!
ReplyDeleteLove both of these soo cute!!!
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