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Sunday Stamps! #154

Hello, crafty friends! Today's card share was made using the new sketch challenge at Sunday Stamps!
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I used the awesome new Daisy Delight stamp set, matching Daisy punch and Delightful Daisy DSP to create this weeks challenge card. The Daisy Delight Bundle (145361) was so popular as a pre-order item for Demonstrators, that it is currently is not available to order.  Sad, I know!!!!  But Stampin' UP! is planning to have it back in stock by the end of the month. :)  I was so busy preparing for my Open House on June 1, 2017, that I honestly did not know that you could NOT order it!

Here's this weeks sketch challenge at  Sunday Stamps:


My favorite new In Color is Berry Burst.  It's a fun, bright color somewhere in between a hot pink and a purple.  It works beautifully with many different colors.  


Colors I used for this card are: Berry Burst, Daffodil Delight, Tranquil Tide and Pool Party.  

Again, I have to mention the Daffodil Delight 1/4" Double Stitched Ribbon.  It's so pretty, and I love it with this bundle.  As I was saying to my customers at my Open House last week, I am glad to see Stampin' UP! has put together product suites containing papers, ribbons, and other embellishments to match the bundle so that you can go home at create successful and beautiful cards because you have all the items needed. :)

I hope you have enjoyed my project share, and that you will stop by the Sunday Stamps! challenge blog and see what the other design team members have created and then join us. Entries must be submitted by Friday, June 17, 2017.  Can't wait to see what you create!   Happy Stamping!

Comments

  1. Claire Broadwater6/04/2017

    Annette, this is so pretty! I love the color combo and Berry Burst is my favorite new color, too! This is just a fabulous card, My Friend! XX

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  2. Monika Reeck6/04/2017

    HI Sweet Annette
    I am in love with your big yellow flower so bright and cherry
    the other smaller flowers are great on that sketch part
    you have lovely ribbon Annette
    great DT card always
    see you around teamie always currious my teamie comment about my DT card
    hugs
    Monika

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  3. Georgiana6/04/2017

    Very pretty! Great colors with neat flowers.

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    1. Annette Elliott6/05/2017

      Thank you, Georgiana! And thanks for stopping by!

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  4. Lora6/06/2017

    This is a great looking card you are very creative.

    I just saw your card of the Tranquil Tulips Hostess stamp set along with the Oh My Stars Embossing Folder. Really awesome card. What green did you use for the tulip leaves is this done with the aqua painter. Just beautiful.
    The star embossing folder really makes the card pop. A must have folder.

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    1. Annette Elliott6/07/2017

      Thank you, Lora! The leaves were stamped in Garden Green and will post on my blog here on Thursday! Thanks for stopping by!

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  5. Lisa6/13/2017

    I just love all the flowery goodness of this card! So pretty!

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