Awhile back I was lucky to win the Autumn Mood challenge over at Challenge Up Your Life and was asked if I'd like to Guest Design... of course I would.
This month is a beautiful colour challenge.
Its been a long time since I made card using only die cuts and it made a nice change from colouring.
The mushrooms are from Alexandra Renke and the greenery is from Tim Holtz all coloured using Distress Oxides as close as I could get with limited colours.
I splashed gold and pearlescent Gansai Tambi on the die cuts then just arranged them on the card front.
I would have liked to have added 'so mush' to the end of the 'thank you' but my printer had a tizz quite some time ago and I've not got around to replacing it.
To finish I added a few red Kaiser Craft pearls to replicate the berries.
I hope you'll find time to stop by and play at Challenge Up Your Life :)
A brilliant card for this theme and great explanation
ReplyDeleteBeautiful CAS style card
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colouring on the diecuts - this is a beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteCongratulation for GD! Well deserved.
ReplyDeleteYour mushroom card is fantastic. I like how you created a fall scene in the forest. Super nice combination of prescribed colours.
Sonja
Congrats on your GD spot, and what a wonderful card you created from the inspiration photo! I love the colored elements and how you layered them, and that sentiment looks fabulous! A job well done and a beautiful card for your stash!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! This is so cute, and I'm totally impressed that there are mushroom dies out there :o)
ReplyDeleteWOW WOW WOW Claire I love your mushroom card, absolutely stunning. Beautiful colouring on the die cuts, fantastic art.
ReplyDeleteAll the best for you.
Hugs
Anke
And congratulation for Guest Design ...
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ReplyDeleteWell done on another guest designer spot .. .. you are certainly a lady in demand!
Another fabulous make. Love all those scrummy dies.
Love Jules xx
Thank you for your kind words, it's good to be back with the time to blog hop. Love this, it's very seasonal and all the dies are beautiful. Lovely subtle colours. x
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