I have quick post for today to play along with the challenge over at Inspired by Stamping.
The Inspired by Stamping Inspiration Challenge #23 has participants gleaning inspiration from this photo:
Participants must use sage green, pink and cream in their project(s).
I really love this photo. It reminds me of my grandmother; she taught me how to knit :) I still remember the click of her needles as she sped along. It's been a long time since I had time to knit anything. I have a couple of unfinished projects on the go and am now thinking it might be time to drag them out and dust them off; time to create some memories of my clicking needles in the minds of my boys. It is so great to be able to create a whole lot of love to wrap them in and keep them warm :)
The last kitting project I finished was a baby blanket for Large-Son. I will share a picture of it sometime soon. He still needs it to sleep and hasn't been without it since he was born. You can definitely tell how well loved it is when you see it. Makes each hour that it took to make it so worth it!
Now on to the challenge project! Here is my card; I hope you enjoy...
cardstock:
basic black
pear pizzazz - subtles designer series stack
pretty in pink
very vanilla
ink:
basic black craft
pretty in pink stanmpin' write marker
pear pizzazz stampin' write marker
basic black stampin' write marker
versamark
ink:
basic black craft
pretty in pink stanmpin' write marker
pear pizzazz stampin' write marker
basic black stampin' write marker
versamark
bling and things:
pear pizzazz pleated satin ribbon
black embossing powder
melon scented embossing powder
tools and toys:
Fab card, I love the fun images also the ruffled ribbon is so pretty, thank you for joining us at IBSIC. Deb
ReplyDeleteTracy, your card matches the colors of the inspiration photo so well! Love the soft green and pink, and that ribbon? Oh my! Ruffled heaven!
ReplyDeleteTHanks for playing with us at IBSIC!
I love this card and the sweet sentiment! I agree with Colleen that ribbon is just gorgeous! Can't wait to see your blanket that you knitted for your son. Hugs, Joanna
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