This is for Cindy's sketch for the FTTC52A challenge for the celebration of Flourishes' Timeless Tuesday challenges. I used the Many Thanks set from Flourishes and some of the new paper from Basic Grey's Sugar Rush. I used a Martha Stewart punch to punch the corners.Stamped with tuxedo black Memento ink and colored with copics. The flower container was stamped in almost amythest with border blue mixed in. Please join in on the fun, and post your cards to SCS with the FTTC52A as your keyword. Don't forget to go to Flourishes' blog to link it with Mr. Linky to be in the drawing for prizes.
21 comments:
Love your color selections!
~Carolyn
So pretty Liz, thanks so much for playing.
Love your punched corners and ribbon tabs on your windowpane background!! What a beautiful way to showcase this wonderful image!!
I love the way you used the ribbon on this!
So pretty!
Wonderful card!!! Great job of the sketch and I love how you did your squares!!! Beautiful image you chose for your main panel too!!! :)
I really like the corner punch you used on the background frame. Very nice card.
What a good color combo. I love what you did with the corner, the punch and the added ribbon are great. Very pretty.
Gorgeous...love every bit of it!!!
This card is lovely! Fun ribbon treatment!
Very pretty and the corners are awesome on this.
I like how you added the ribbon at strategic spots to coordinate with the background squares. Very nicely done, Liz!
Very pretty.
I like the way you did the four squares and the color combo is great
Great design on the sketch, love the ribbon and the corner punch!
Great card - very springy colors. Love the little ribbons behind the main image!!!
Love the colors and punched corners. Very pretty!!
Oh how nice, I love these colors very unusual. And your use of the corner punch sets this off so nice. You have shared a lot of great ideas and I have enjoyed them. Thanks
Very pretty card - love the punched corners.
hugs,
Gini
LOVE your ribbon tabs and the fun corner punched squares.
So pretty! I love the punches and the robbin tabs on the squares!
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