It's my first time with this challenge, and I'm embarrassed because I think my printer was playing tricks on me again. My printout of the above photo made the purple look more lavender or pink than it looked when I came back to the computer after creating my card.
At any rate, this is the card I created in response to the challenge:
Though it is barely noticeable in the photos, I used PTI's Background Basics: Newsprint stamp set in grey for the background behind the banner. I received my new PTI ribbons in the mail yesterday morning, so I immediately put some of them to use here - making a little banner of ribbon strips held together by a strand of caramel-colored embroidery floss. The rhinestones are Kaisercraft champagne in color.
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And now, I am just going to go sit down and chill for a little bit and rest my poor nerves, because as I was typing this post, my little 5-year-old daughter darn near choked on a piece of orange. Thank the Lord that a little bit of the ol' Heimlich was all she needed to spew it out! ACK!!!! :-S Fortunately, I was able to stay calm. Unfortunately, I think I now have the shakes and probably won't sleep very well tonight.
Nevertheless, thanks for stopping by today. ;-)
-Ally
Supplies Used:
Stamps: Background Basics: Newsprint, Communique Curves Sentiments, Tag Its #10 (Papertrey Ink)
Paper/Cardstock: Rustic White (PTI)
Inks: Chestnut, Sky Grey (Colorbox); Tea Dye Distress Ink (Ranger)
Embellishments: Rhinestones (Kaisercraft); Misc Embroidery Floss; Grosgrain Ribbon (PTI)
Tools: Dahlia Die Set (Spellbinders Nestabilities); Crop-A-Dile Hole Punch (We R Memory Keepers)



4 comments:
Oh goodness Ally what a scarey moment for you and your little one. Thank the good Lord all is well. Whew :) Now onto this precious card. I am totally smitten with little banners. I really should make more of them. You've REALLY inspired me with this one made of ribbon and tiny flowers! LOVE IT ;)
I am so glad she is okay. It never gets any easier with your kids--once a mom a mom forever. Your card is fantastic--I love how you used the grosgrain to created your banner--so creative.
Hey! Do you think I could buy a bunch of cards from you for our hospital gift shop? I would love to sell them in there. Get well soons and congrats on the baby type cards? Let me know
This is so lovely and what a great way to use those ribbon scraps!
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