For this dare I'd like you to create a card using sprinkles (ala teeny tiny dots/spots).
You might add a splash of french knots, small sequins, teeny buttons, hand drawn dots, paint splotches or think up something else thats teeny, tiny and sprinkled.
As soon as I saw the dare I knew it was the perfect chance to use some new papers that arrived last week. I couldn't resist buying these new collections from Imaginisce, one set is called Baby Powder and is the most delightful range of pretties for baby themed cards and LOs - not had a chance to use those yet, but I'll get there eventually.
The little beauties I have used are from a collection is called "All Kinds of Happy" and they are cmpletely delicious! Pretty colours, a few touches of glitter and loads of lovely party themed designs - I love them all.
My "Sprinkles" are the tiny dots around the edge of the card, plus the coloured dots on the paper, some of which I've added beads too and the others I've highlighted with Glossy Accents.
The Greeting bit is cut from another of the papers in the collection, then I made a couple of scalloped circles with my Craft Robo to mount it on.
The lovely bi-coloured ribbon is from Ribbon Oasis
Please check out the Daring Cardmakers Blog to see the beautiful cards made by the Design team - and then hopefully you'll be inspired to do some sprinkling on your own cards too
As soon as I saw the dare I knew it was the perfect chance to use some new papers that arrived last week. I couldn't resist buying these new collections from Imaginisce, one set is called Baby Powder and is the most delightful range of pretties for baby themed cards and LOs - not had a chance to use those yet, but I'll get there eventually.
The little beauties I have used are from a collection is called "All Kinds of Happy" and they are cmpletely delicious! Pretty colours, a few touches of glitter and loads of lovely party themed designs - I love them all.
My "Sprinkles" are the tiny dots around the edge of the card, plus the coloured dots on the paper, some of which I've added beads too and the others I've highlighted with Glossy Accents.
The Greeting bit is cut from another of the papers in the collection, then I made a couple of scalloped circles with my Craft Robo to mount it on.
The lovely bi-coloured ribbon is from Ribbon Oasis
Please check out the Daring Cardmakers Blog to see the beautiful cards made by the Design team - and then hopefully you'll be inspired to do some sprinkling on your own cards too
Goodness me!! What a divine card :o)
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Absolutely good enough to eat Kathy lol X
ReplyDeletefab card Kathy and love the beady dotty background
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Just popped back to say there's something on my blog for you :o)
ReplyDeleteFabby dabby doo Kathy - this looks scrummy enough to eat like a big ice cream sundae. An amazing effect with the beads and glossy accents too. Lol Lynn x
ReplyDeleteIts stunning Kathy. Those papers are just edible!! :)
ReplyDeleteVanessa.
Wow I think this card is gorgeous. Hugs Marja
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, this is just STUNNING!! I love the soft colours and the seed beads are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteWow, it must take you ages to glue all these beads! Great card!
ReplyDeleteThe colours on your card are fantastic. It looks good enough to eat.
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful Kathy.
ReplyDeleteI bet you had as much fun sticking all those little seed beads onto your card as I did on mine!
Gorgeous card as always Kathy, I've tagged you on my blog!
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Carol x
Love the bead additions to some of the spots Kathy - great idea!
ReplyDeleteOh that's so so pretty! I must try that with the beads!
ReplyDeleteCupcakes - my favourites! Beautiful card, and I love all the little details.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card. I love the colors you used. GREAT JOB
ReplyDeleteMonique
OMG just found your blog and i LOVE this card. Jules
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