I've opted to utilize the lovely polka dots from Floral Frenzy in a rainbow of Papertrey Ink colors with lots of white space, a pretty scalloped frame and one shiny little enamel heart. Just loving all of the happy colors!
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| Stamps: Floral Frenzy Dies: Make It Market: Shakers & Sprinkles, Tag Sale #10 |
Oh, and here's an additional card from waaaaay back in the day! An authentic circa 2008 creation.
Now that I have showcased how this product from the past has remained a classic, it's your turn to share your ideas for the future! Stop by Nichole's blog to share a new project you make with this product, or just share a creation that is somehow inspired by what I made today (or in 2008!). Be sure to get crafting and enter today so you can be eligible for a fantastic prize!
You can also hop around to the other DT girls participating in today's blog hop to see what set they selected from the 2008 line up!
P.S. - Many thanks for taking a peek AND for all of your kind words of encouragement and congratulations. They are SO appreciated! I am beyond excited to be joining the amazingly talented and inspirational women that make up the Papertrey Design Team!
This is such a fresh, modern take with this set. I love it! Welcome to the team, Michelle! You're going to be great!
ReplyDeleteLOVE! Clean crisp fresh and expertly executed!
ReplyDeleteI love your style . Clean and simple with a rainbow .
ReplyDeleteGraphic perfection, Michelle! So full of color and clean design. Love that you had the original too. Great start lady!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the graphic style! I have two questions: how in the world did you line up your circles so perfectly, and what is that scalloped die called?
ReplyDeleteBoth so gorgeous, Michelle! Love the rainbow colors, and your authentic one looks like you could have made it today, too! A classic! These are perfect for a freezing rain kinda day, right?!
ReplyDeleteAnd this is why Nichole wanted you on the DT. Even though you are "flower obsessed," you looked beyond the obvious and created a card that takes the stamp set in a different direction. It's fabulous. And how long did it take you to make this deceptively simple card?
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Michelle! Love both your cards but the colorful circles look fresh crisp and fun. Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, you knocked it out of the park. Love the photo of the "ingredients."
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure I just swooned. What a fabulous card!!! Amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your arrival to the Papertrey Design team! I've used their products for some time and have enjoyed your blog so now I will be able to see you here as well.
ReplyDeleteLove your fresh crisp design! The patterned circles look amazing in the rainbow of colors.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are equally beautiful and such different takes on the same stamp set!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant use of this set, my friend! LOVE it! And I love that you shared your card from 2008. How cool is that?! Still just so excited to see you on this team!
ReplyDeleteMy polka dot loving heart loves this crisp colorful card!! Your "vintage" one is pretty too ;)
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