Monday, 10 March 2014

Scrapbook Boutique March Inspirational Challenge and Blog Hop


Hello, hello,


It's time for another BLOG HOP and Inspirational Challenge from Scrapbook Boutique . 

The Hop starts and ends at the Scrapbook Boutique Blog.  If you're following along you should have arrived from Melissa's blog and when you leave me you hop over to Therese's Blog.

The hop is open for one week, closing at midday Monday 17th March. 
To be eligible to win the prize, leave a comment on each of the blogs, with the SB blog being the last one.  The random winner will be drawn from the  SB blog and announced on Tuesday 18th.

Unfortunately the blog hop prize (and the inspiration challenge) are only open to anyone with an Australian mailing address.

Join the Blog Hop and you could be the lucky person to receive 'Nature's Wishes" from Penny Black.



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Join us if you can for our regular monthly inspirational challenge.
   Make a project using the following picture as your inspiration.



You could be the winner of a $30 gift voucher for Scrapbook Boutique.  

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I took the shape from this picture as the starting point for my card this month.  The colour pink was next followed by the pretty daisies.

Here's the card I made:



I used my die cutter to create the shape for this card.  This card is 5" tall and 5" wide.  Click HERE  to download a copy of my shaped card base.

  • Cut the base card from pink card.
  • Cut a second shape 1" smaller from DP. Adhere to card front.
  • Die Cut the Daisy petals from white card with the leaves and centre from green.
  • Shape the petals and adhere to the green centre. Dries Clear Adhesive is the adhesive I use for this work.
  • Add the daffodil Flower Soft to the centre of the daisy, using the same adhesive as the previous step.
  • From Pink card die cut the 'hello' sentiments. Adhere to card front. An X-Press It Glue Pen makes it easy to add glue to the rear of this fine cut sentiment.
  • Position the daisy over the leaves and adhere to the left of the sentiment.
  • Add the Pearl Swirl above the daisy to complete.

Thanks for taking the time to call past today, enjoy the rest of the hop.................



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16 comments:

Deborah Frings said...

Sue - this is super! Love the shape and the pretty colours. The soft colours on the pearl flourish are fab!

Connie said...

Love this gorgeous stamp set from PB, love the triangle card too, wonderful!

Sandra.G said...

Very cute card. :)

Karen M said...

Love your pretty card and what a cool shape! hugs xx

Aileen said...

Love your take on the picture. Such a cute idea, trianglecard.

Ann said...

A great take on the inspiration photo, Sue! A shaped card takes it to a new level - and thank you for the included download - I will use it for sure. Love the addition of the hot pink 'hello' and that happy daisy. Hugs, Ann

Lyn said...

It is always a delight to visit your blog.......how beautiful are those flowers I will have to add those to my Scrapbook boutique wishlist

lostinpaper said...

LOVE the clever way that you used the shape from the inspiration photo to create your gorgeous card, you really are so very clever Sue!

Linda Langes said...

Love how you've designed a triangular card as per the inspiration Sue - something different and eye-catching:)

Anonymous said...

Great idea to make the shaped card. Lovely. Thanks for sharing and the download.

Anonymous said...

Great take on the challenge Sue, a very pretty card.
Thanks for the download, and I must admit I did get a bit lost in your blog (which is always a risk when folk have such lovely things to show and gossipy comments), and enjoyed your sewing blog as well :)
Thanks, Di

My Paper Epiphany said...

Great idea to use a triangle and it is gorgeous!

craftieodmae said...

WOW! What a gorgeous work of art, I love it!!!

rawie said...

This is great, love the shape and colour

Cathy said...

Such a clever card Sue, love the shape and the gorgeous pinks, Cathy x

Anet's Crafting said...

Beautiful shape card Sue, I love the pretty flower and pearls.