Saturday, April 30, 2016

Lucky

Here's this bright beauty:


Supplies (briefly):
  • Library card base
  • Dylusions in London Blue and Fresh Lime
  • Distress Ink in Chipped Sapphire used as a monoprint over Tim's Stripes stencil
  • Flower stamps inked with MementoLuxe in Tuxedo Black then cut the edges for dimension
  • "Lucky" sticker from Heidi Swapp
  • Black paper from stash
  • Card base inked with Black Soot Distress Ink
I'd like to share this at the following challenges:

9 comments:

  1. ok now I want to have that LUCKY Die Cutting
    would you send me some in white Mimi
    I will send my HELLO die cutting paper als exchange..agree my friend?
    this look so beautiful in yellow ooh I love it
    the BG is so sweet in blue green and yellow
    again Great Art work Mimi sweety
    and catch up all (14 project from Mimi) yaay I am happy girl to see all your creativity...all are with unique embelly...luv them
    hugs
    Monika

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  2. Beautifully done, Mimi! Really great to see you playing along in our "Anything Goes" challenge at Tuesday Throwdown this week. :-D Good luck in the draw and I hope we see you again soon.
    NanaConnie DT

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  3. This is gorgeous! That panel you've created is amazing!

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  4. Love the bold colours and the offset flower stamps - fabulous!

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  5. This is gorgeous, I love the colors!
    Tammy x

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  6. I've been dying to get around to this card all weekend! So spectacular! The cutout flowers are amazing and the sticker rocks! Such a fantastic make, my favorite as of late! Hugs, Autumn

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  7. Fabulous card Mimi! The colours are so striking.
    Thanks for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
    Mandy xx

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  8. ooooooooooooooh! another inky masterpiece right here; you have soooooo totally ROCKED IT... again! ;) thanks for SHOPPING YOUR (think ink!) STASH (x2!) with us this week! ♥

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  9. That die cut sentiment looks so decorative and I love the colors and how they blend from yellow to darker blue in such a natural way.

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