Good morning Today I used the ticket booth from the carnival release. I used softer colors because I love the way Cheryl has used these dies! I was thinking I could have made it into a baby card by stamping words that are baby related. There are lots of possibilities when you think outside the box. I also used the Boardwalk Carnival Silhouette die. Here is my card.
I used the Sew Easy to punch the stitch lines and then used the blue twine to stitch them. I inked the edges of everything with Tim Holtz Vintage Photo distress ink. I cut our some circles of various sizes with my scissors and crumpled and inked them for the flower. Have a fantastic day!
Hugs and smiles,
Janice
Very soft & pretty. With different words I can see this as a very sweet baby card.
ReplyDeleteSweet card, Janice! Love the colors, the tickets and the lollipop flower. You are so talented!
ReplyDeleteLove the soft, muted colors. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKelly
http://kellyscraftylife.blogspot.com
Very cute card and I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this. TFS.
ReplyDeleteGreat card! Love the vintage!
ReplyDeleteCarri~abusybee
www.doubleclickconnections.blogspot.com
Your card is sew great! That sew easy set has been on my wish list for a while...
ReplyDeleteJamie
Http://oohlalapaperie.blogspot.com
So refreshing to see a carnival scene that doesn't implode with bright colours and hurt my eyeballs! LOVE it! Such a great balance with the blue and brown and you are right, that would look great as a baby card. x
ReplyDeleteFantastic dies and lovely stitching...Just stopping by from Getting Cricky Featured Blogger Thursday.
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Jessica
love the soft colors! Just so pretty!
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Janice,
ReplyDeleteI came from the Getting Cricky Featured Blogger Thursday. I visit her DT team and her blog anyway. Come visit me. I have the circuit cartridge and need to make something. This is so cute and I love it......Great job.
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great use of the tickets
ReplyDeleteI took one look at this card and thought of Navy Pier in Chicago! I love the colors and that flower is awesome!
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