Dear Doily & Well Written with Dandelion Wishes

Yippee Skippee, it's another Friday Stamp Off Challenge.

Today, Susan, Buffy and I are doing a color challenge.  

The colors are Blackberry Bliss, Mango Melody and

Smoky Slate.  I think that this is a great color combo

so check our samples out!

I'm sorry that my picture is so dark.  We've had many a 

cloudy day, so it's hard to harness enough light for a 

good picture.  

As I mentioned Wednesday, I LOVE the Dear Doily

Bundle on page 47 of the Occasions catalog.  You can

just scoop up those framelits and go to town. In this example,
I created the "sun".   The other shapes come from Well
Written Framelits dies on Occasions page 27.  It is so
easy to scatter and layers these lovely images.

Dandelion Wishes, on page 118 of the annual catalog

is a great go-to set for sentiments.  I layered everything
on a piece of Whisper White, run through the Sublte
Textured Impressions Embossing Folder on page 223.

Thank you for stopping by, and now please click
on to see what Buffy and Susan have done with
this color challenge!

Dear Doily with SAB FREE Botanical Butterfly DSP

This is a really quick card, given the FREE Botanical

Butterfly DSP (SAB page 9) and Free but unavailable

(til March) Organdy Ribbon Combo Pack (SAB page 7).

The Botanical Butterfly enables you to create

LOTS of cards, by just adding your sentiment.

The sentiment and framelits come from the Dear Doily

Bundle on page 47.  I must say, I love this bundle so

much that I keep going back for more!

Butterfly Beauty Thinlits Dies

The Butterfly Beauty Thinlits Dies, on Occasions page 13,

are an beautiful example of how you can run one or

two dies through your Big Shot, and have yourself

a card!  They layer over each other, so that your

highlights are taken care of.  This set of dies looks

really amazing when foil is used.

In this example, I used my favorite color combination:

Poppy Parade and Grapefruit Grove. 

This set of dies coordinates with the Beauty Abounds
cling stamp set.  As with many of the bundles,
you can use components together, or separately.