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Thursday, 11 March 2010

chocolate mint!


Another Mother's Day card and boy did I find it hard to find a mint green! I used this lovely image freebie from Fred She Said. The chocolate and mint papers are from Funky Fairies, ribbon from stash. I coloured the image with copics and promarkers. I am entering this into these challenges
1. FFS Challenge blog - have hearts in your design
2. Colourcreate - chocolate, mint and cream
3. Crafty Sentiments -followed their sketch
Pinky

10 comments:

  1. Hiya
    love the colours on this one, and a lovely image, gorgeous, great layout.
    Christine x

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  2. i agree with what Chris says above - the colours are wondeful and i lovethe embossed background
    Lisa ;)

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  3. You're right Pinky anbout that mint colour being hard to get right!
    Yours is right and very pretty! I love the embossing in the background mat.
    Thank you for coming over to play at Colour Create this week!
    Hugs,
    Eiglas
    x

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  4. What a pretty color combo. Thanks for playing along with Fred Seh Said. Hope to see you in other challenges.

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  5. Very pretty card with some of my favorite colors! Love the layout! Thanks for playing with us at Fred She Said!
    Hugs
    Carol

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  6. I really like your card. The colors are so bright and Spring-time. Thanks for sharing.

    Debra

    My Blog: Creative Heart Designs

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  7. Adorable card! Thanks for participating in the Fred She Said challenge!!!

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  8. gorgeous and so pretty Pinky, love that image
    Mina xxx

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  9. So gorgeous! Love that image! Thanks for joining in at Colour Create!

    xx-Deanne

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  10. Thank you so much for playing along in the Fred She Said Challenge. We invite you to join again for this Months challenge. This card is as lovely as can be. I adore this image and you did a fantastic job! Just fabulous and inspiring.

    Bear Hugs,
    Carol :o}
    Fred She Said Design Team

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