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Saturday, August 27, 2011

Paper and Fabric

Howdy!  It's Saturday!  Oh, doesn't feel wonderful to be IN the weekend!  It does.  Let me kick off my shoes, grab a latte, and take a deep breath!
It's time to break out your paper crafting items, and join these fabulous girls over @ Our Creative Corner for another challenge!  Well, Vicki has given us another challenge.  This challenge is a color challenge.  The colors are Basic Gray and Basic Black with a pop of Real Red.  Sounds pretty easy.  What I did was pull everything out that was black, gray, or red.  I mixed papers and different embellishments.  You know, the usual.  
Here is Vicki's color block:
Here is my card:
Let me just say that no, your eyes are not playing tricks on you.  There is NO rubber stamping on this card.  Once I pulled all my color appropriate stuff out, I got to mixing and matching, and forgot to leave room for a stamp!  But, I really like the card.  And if nothing else, it shows the versatility of the products.
The card base is made with Basic Black card stock.  I layered a piece of black and cream pattern paper from Love Letters DSP.  I had a scrap piece of that fabulous rose pattern paper.   I put it on crooked on purpose.  I wanted some visual interest, so I kept opposite corners on the pattern paper, and chopped off the over hanging corners.  I had a scrap piece of of that black hounds tooth pattern paper from the Love Letters DSP and a scrap piece of the text pattern paper from the News Print DSP, that really looked tailored and handsome together.  So, I added those scrap strips across the lower middle of my crooked card stock.  I found this fabric tab in my drawer of embellishments and thought it looked fun, so I added that too.  I tied a piece of Real Red Satin ribbon around these layered pieces.  The oval tag was already made. I added some foam tape behind the card stock oval tag.  I adhered 5 rhinestone jewels to the bottom line on the oval tag.  I found these two black corner flourishes, and add to add those.  
This card has a few different products on it, but I don't think it looks 'heavy' or over-loaded.  Let me know what you think.  Now, go create something wonderful using Basic Black, Basic Gray, and a pop of Real Red, and enter our challenge over @ Our Creative Corner challenge blog.