This Color Dare Challenge #645 begins on Friday, March 28, 2025, and ends on Thursday, April 10, 2025. The color board below gives four colors, of which three must be used, but four may be used. Except for the "free to add" colors, no additional colors may be included.
I saw these colors as yellow, sage, pink, and dark green. I chose to use all of them. The striped paper was adhered to a panel of dark green cardstock. The sentiment was stamped, colored with markers, and die-cut. The die-cut elements were added directly to the panel. The tags were added using foam tape. The card panel was added to a white card base. The inside of the card was decorated with coordinating leafy branches.
Discover what our Design Team did with these spring colors at the CD 645 Blog. The Team hopes you will be inspired to create a project for our challenge.
Thanks for stopping by.
Melanie
Materials
Stamp: Paper Smooches
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black; Copic Alcohol Markers
Cardstock: Stampin' Up! Basic White & Blushing Bride; LUX dark green
Patterned Paper: CTMH "Postcard Perfect" (sage), and Apple Blossom Designs "Firework Flowers" (yellow)
Dies: Birch Press "Fun Floral," UNB Floral Leaves, Paper Smooches (banner), Lil' Inker (tags)
Misc.: SBC foam tape
Love those dotted edge tags with the branch at the top - super cute :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great look! So many details to please the eye. I love how you've used our colors.
ReplyDeleteLove those tags (and I miss Lil' Inkers!!); love your pretty card.
ReplyDeleteOmg! those tags are lovely and the layout of this card i like it!
ReplyDeleteMelanie, your card design beautifully showcases the spring color palette and has such thoughtful elements. The dotted edge tags add charm, while the layout ties everything together seamlessly.
ReplyDeleteAlso, thank you for visiting my blog. I truly enjoyed your creativity and hope to see you return for more inspiration.
Love all the die cut elements... so pretty. And the colors are a great match to graphic. Beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I love all the different layers and the subtle waves of the background paper.
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