Today I'm playing along with The Card Concept Challenge. They're calling this one Parisian Postale. I'll tell you the truth.. I thought this one was a bit challenging. I'm a "brights" person and the kraft and black weren't really talking to me. I thought I'd challenge myself and make a masculine card - I never have enough of those!
I won't tell you how many times I switched out the Reverse Confetti Big Chevies Cover Panel Die - should it be kraft, white or black? I decided to stay as true to the photo as possible.. meaning having as much black and kraft as possible, with just a hint of the red and white.
This Arrow die cut is so Reverse Confetti to me. It's the first die I bought from them years ago.
I added a white frame die cut to represent the shape of a letter and added stars for stamps / cancellations and the sentiment stamped on a tag and tied with the twine like a package.
Want to give this one a try? You can find all the details at The Card Concept Blog. I'm glad I gave it a try. It took me outside my comfort zone and I'm happy with the finished card!
Have a great day!
Finished Size 4.25 x 5.5"
Stamps | Reverse Confetti A Friend Like You
Dies | Reverse Confetti Circle Wishes, Big Chevies Cover Panel, Arrow, All Framed Up, Tall Tag Trio
What a fun take on the challenge Jeanne! I like your mix of die cuts, cute card!
ReplyDeleteNice card, Jeanne! The kraft and the red are great together!
ReplyDeleteWell I think you rocked it Jeanne! I love the chevron panel and the use of the red really works. Fab card x
ReplyDeleteJeanne, I love this card! The color combination and arrangement look so well matched, and i totally get a fun postal vibe from it! Love how bold and graphic it is too! Thanks for playing along with us at The card Concept!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great take on the inspiration image! I love all the bright pops of color and the bold graphics created by the die cuts. Great Job! Thanks for joining us at The Card Concept.
ReplyDeleteSuper fun take on the challenge! Love it! Thanks so much for joining us at The Card Concept. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteRather brilliant, lady. Keep looking at your elements, and completely enchanted. Love the whole card's creative process. And so happy to have you play at the Card Concept Challenge!
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