Here is the delicious looking inspiration photo:
The background was created using pink glimmer mist from Tattered Angels. The beautiful Vintage Medallion Art Stencil from Layers of Colors was laid over the glimmer mist background and Versamark was applied over and all around. Heat emboss with a light pink embossing powder. Sponge edges of the medallion with brown dye ink. Stamp your sentiments on pink cardstock with brown pigment ink and layer it up! :)
The lovely sentiments are also from Layers of Colors and are called Happy Wishes art clear set.
Another simple little card created using the colors this week:
The background was stamped using Artistic Outpost CrackerJack background another card that started as a card for my son and ended up being to feminine. :) The little hearts are from Memory Box and the sentiment is Hero Arts.
For all the details on the challenge go to the CR84FN blog.
Go take a gander at all the beautiful projects that the CR84FN Design Team and our fabulous guest designer for February have created.
Feb Guest Designer: Stella Schenkel
Deborah Frings * Sue Lelli * Meredith MacRitchie * Andrea Matthews * Stephanie Kraft * Suzanne Czosek (me) * Heather Jensen * Mona Pendleton * Lisa Somerville
Happy Superbowl Sunday!
Suzz
WOW Suzanne! You really worked magic with that beautiful stencil! Love that gorgeous medallion!
ReplyDeleteOMG... love the medallion and the colors, stunning card! You totally ROCK, Sue!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, Sue! The medallion is gorgeous and the colors remind me of neapolitan ice cream--love the pinks and browns!
ReplyDeleteBoth are so pretty, Suzz! Love these colors!
ReplyDeleteI love that big medallion - it's fabulous and really makes a statement! And your little card is also lovely - like the subtle stamping on the heart. Great cards!
ReplyDeleteboth cards are stunning Suzz.... your medallion card in particular
ReplyDeleteWonderful stencilling, so crisp! Beautiful colours and the layout is fab.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous inspiration, Sue! I love the challenge colors, they just might motivate me to make a valentine card or two.
ReplyDeletebless you~
Your cards are both so pretty - I like the medallion so much!
ReplyDeleteSuzanne, LOVE how you inked that FAB medallion! LOVE the bow and the rosebud! PRETTY card! The second one is gorgeous, too! (Even if it's too feminine for your son. what does he know???!!!)
ReplyDeleteHi Suzz I am loving all your Valentines cards, so pretty. I always find it hard to make masculine valentines anyway. They always turn out pink or red a pretty!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my... Love the colors and your creations!!!! Big and beautiful on the first to sweet and dainty on the 2nd... such a versatile artist!
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GORGEOUS!!!!! I have missed your awesome Blog SuZZ....these cards are so Very Pretty!! Hugs.....
ReplyDeleteHello Suzanne - your cards are lovely - but that Layers of Color Medallion - totally divine! the sentiment is the perfect touch! Thank you for inspiring! {{{hugs}}}
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This is exactly what I mean with an amazingly talented DT. Suzanne; this card makes me sigh.....wow! I love that background and reading your post it all seems so easy peasy...:) I will definitely give this a try. Thank you for all the inspiration and your comment on my card. I feel so honored!!
ReplyDeleteSuzanne!!! This is pure FABULOUSNESS!!! The medallion is A-MAZING! WOW, WOW, WOW!!!! Your ribbon treatment and rose are perfect! Love the layout and the mix of sentiment stamps - just gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards, really like the medallion, very effective embossed in pink and the second card is very chic, I love pink and chocolate together. Lovely challenge pieces. Tracy Evans x
ReplyDeleteSweet cards, Sue! That medallion is absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful valentine! Love the medallion stencil, makes for a wonderful focal image! The cracker jack image from AO makes a nice subtle BG for your vintage valentine!
ReplyDeleteboth cards are so cute, I especially love the medallion one!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Suzzanne. I love how you used the LOC art stencil. These are my favorite colors. :)
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Love both of these, Sue! This will be a fun challenge!
ReplyDeleteOh, these are both beautiful, I love the ribbon ties and the darling flower on your top card!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! You did a fantastic job with that color combination Suzanne!
ReplyDeleteWOWZER.. Both thses cards look amazing.. These colors look so rich and yummy.. Love it!!
ReplyDeleteThat big stencil is such a pretty focal image Sue! Both cards, just perfect for Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful use of that stencil Sue. I love it and the pink satin bow is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThe second little card is really lovely but I guess you're right, it wouldn't really be appreciated by a young man, Lol! Best get your thinking cap on again.
Hugs
Lesley Xx
I love both your cards! I just love the embossing on the first, and I am glad you described it, because I didn't really see it properly before. Beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing cards, love the one with the stencil - different to a stamp and so effective!
ReplyDeleteyummy colors in deed! gorgeous cards, Sue! love the beautiful spritzed doily and the second card looks sooooooo delicate. love them both!
ReplyDeleteIn love with both!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards...so beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteOne word..... GORGEOUS!!!!!
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