This week the LIM challenge was a DL size card sketch. I hadn't made any of this size card for ages and in the last two days I have made three and then this sketch, how peculiar. Trying to keep it plain was difficult because my others had been matted and layered with a large image. I eventually decided to settle on my punched sun and the LOTV sentiment. Quite plain and very simple. I'm not keen on this card. My photo isn't very good either :(
Roll on next week!
Cool idea to use the punched suns too
ReplyDeleteKathyk
Lovely card Hazel the round stamp is great xx Jan
ReplyDeleteIs the sentiment printed on different card from the card blank? It looks like it on my monitor, I think that that maybe why you're not too keen on it... it doesn't quite look as though it belongs. What do you think Hazel?
ReplyDeleteChrissie
"Less is More"
Yes, Chrissie, it's slightly deeper cream. I think I would have preferred an image rather than a sentiment. I might try again.
ReplyDeleteI think it is fab Hazel and love how you have used the punch outs (if thats a term LOL)
ReplyDeleteali x
Love the idea of using the punching leftovers, Fab!!
ReplyDeleteKelly xxx
Lovely Card Hazel. Hugs Rita xx
ReplyDeleteLovely card, well done.
ReplyDeleteMaureen.........x
love the fact you have sunshines and the sentiment is sending it too.
ReplyDeleteHi Hazel
ReplyDeleteI think maybe if you had the suns on the bottom or the panel, rather than both, it may have worked better. Sorry you;r not happy with it
It is striking
Appreciate you joining in
mandi
Oh Hazel it`s a lovely sunny card. Gorgeous bright yellows.
ReplyDeleteLynne xxx
I like the bright yellow and the sunshine punch, and that fact that you've stuck on the punched out suns. I like the sentiment too - but I think the white is a different colour to the base card (something I've done many times).
ReplyDeleteHazel, I love the bright yellow...and black is always a great color to mix with yellow!
ReplyDeleteI'll share a little trick I use when photographing my cards. I take a photo from a little ways back, so that there is a background with my card...kind of helps the cards pop out more. I used a solid 12 x 12 cardstock as a backdrop in a coordinating color. Then I just crop the photo down a bit to remove any unwanted areas, but still keep a bit of a border around the card.
Susan - that's exactly what my husband said when I showed him my rubbish photo. He told me I'd cropped it too much. I was trying to crop it like a scanned image.
ReplyDeleteLovely card!
ReplyDeleteLike the punched suns....lovely card.
ReplyDeleteAnne
What a lovely cheerful card. Just makes you think of spring sunshine doesn't it. Lx
ReplyDeleteSuch a sunny card!
ReplyDeleteLove yellow and black, great card.
ReplyDeletejenjoy x
Well it's a great colour combo and I like your ideas with the punches.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sandra
Another gorgeous card Hazel, love the colours, reminds me of bright sunny days :)
ReplyDeleteWendy xx
How cheerful is your card - lovely and sunshiny - great take on the sketch too
ReplyDeleteThis is a really cheery card Hazel, I think it's great. Jo x
ReplyDeleteLove that sun punch! a super cheery card. x
ReplyDeleteI love this card, so cheerful
ReplyDeleteBeryl x
Great card, good contrast with the yellow suns, love it:0) xxx
ReplyDeleteThe black white and yellow is a very striking combo
ReplyDeletekerry x
Gorgeous colours!!! Very nice, Love bright colours :O)
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