Hi there!
Well we`ve been back from our holiday for a week now and I really don`t know where the time has gone. Well I do....piles of washing and ironing, dust that waited until my back was turned and weeds that popped up all over the garden. Still we had a fabulous time. Visited some amazing places, eaten (lots of) fantastic food and met some lovely people.
I did make a card for last weeks Simply Less is More Challenge but I wasn`t at all happy with it so it`s in the bin. This week is a nice easy one, a One Layer Thank You card. This is what I`ve made,
I randomly sponged some Versacolor Cyan ink in a rough square shape then cut out the `Thank You` with a Die-namics die.
I cut another die cut, this time in hot pink and inlaid it into the card.
I added some tiny star shaped pink sequins and that`s it, job done.
Ruby is a happy bunny, chuffed to little mint balls and over the moon. Just over a year since her last Chemo and her hair is now long enough to get into a pony tail. You`d think she`d been given the earth, bless her.
Thanks for popping in...Lynne xxx
Great card Lynne and so lovely to hear about Ruby
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Do you know Lynne, I'd never have thought of using the inlay technique for a one layer card, but both you and Anne have done it this week, I think it's terrific!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see a pic of Ruby with her pony tail!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is More"
What a great idea - another technique for me to try :) Helen T No. 11
ReplyDeleteA striking and beautiful OLC card Lynne and I'm intrigued with the inlay technique ... I'm going to give that a whirl. Loving the font on that die.
ReplyDeletethanks for taking part
Sarah
Less is More
Great colour combination - really pops - and a great idea
ReplyDeleteHola Lynne, i´m glad to see you! thank you for your comment.
ReplyDeleteFantastic news about Ruby!!!blessings!
Stunning card Lynne, your technique is so clever!, great contrast blue and hot pink, perfect and original CAS card.
A warm hug from Palma
Lovely card - I love cards that use colours that should not go well together but actually look fantastic together.
ReplyDeleteLove the sponged ink and great idea to use the inlay-technique! Inky greetings, Gerrina
ReplyDeleteSuper card Lynne! So pleased about Ruby's hair
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining the LIM one layer challenge
Anne
Less is More Designer
Great card Lynne,how clever doing the inlay. Great about Ruby's hair too, so pleased she is much better now :) Viv xx
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