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Just Add Ink #268: The Best...

You're the Best, really!  I have been playing with the Friendly Wishes stamp set with the very fun EveryDay Chic DSP.  After I made a few cards on my own, I decided to find a sketch challenge to follow.  I found this great sketch challenge at Just Add Ink.  Here's their challenge:
 
This sketch has so many possiblilities. The design team has made some fabulous creations.  Be sure to check them out.

But before you head over there, here's what I made:

The Everyday Chic DSP is so much fun because you can color the paper any color or way YOU want to! I chose to color randomly using my retired Daffodil and Bermuda Bay Blendabilities.  You could also use markers, sponge daubers, a brayer, or Copics.  The paper is dark on one side, and light on the other so the possiblities are endless.  I really like this paper.

Here's the supplies I used:
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Thanks for stopping by! Happy stamping!


Comments

  1. Patrice6/29/2015

    Wow, Annette. I love your use of designer paper and your choice of colours. This is such a fun card. Thanks so much for sharing with us at Just Add Ink. x

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  2. Christine Blain6/30/2015

    Oh, I LOVE how you've coloured that paper, Annette; your chosen colours are gorgeous. Beautiful card, as always! Thanks for joining us at Just Add Ink this week.

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  3. Nikki Spencer6/30/2015

    LOVE!....The colours and dsp are just gorgeous Annette, fabulous job, l think l need that dsp now..:0) Great use of the Just Add Ink sketch, thanks for joining us this week.

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