Hola, mis amigos! I'm back today with a new card. My lovely sister-in-law, Diane, asked me for a card for a friend who is moving into a new house. She wanted a card identical to this one, here. It certainly would have been easy enough to do, but somehow it felt like cheating. Besides, I needed a new card for my blog, so I decided to change it up a bit.
I used different colors, in fact, the green, white, and red in the sky and on the mountains sort of mirror the colors in the Mexican flag. Completely unintentional, but kind of cool. The papers are a mish mash of things I had in my stash. I decided not to cut into a new piece, so I pretty much just grabbed a couple of pieces and ended up with these. They don't go together, they're not part of the same company or line, the red DP is REALLY old, and the aqua DP is relatively new, but they somehow work. The stamped image is by Terry Medaris Art Stamps. Such a fab image and it has so much potential. I can tell I will be using this one over and over again.
Yikes, the witching hour is upon me ;D It's midnight here and my goal was to be in bed asleep by now. Hmmm, not working out so far. I plan on being back tomorrow with something new. Until then, stay crafty ;D
it's a great card sheryl, your sister in law will love this one.
ReplyDeletegreetings karin
wow! It is cute) So lovely cat is over there))) Love your bright colouring) Great papers you used here) All is so much harmonical!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs. Larisa. xx
Wow fantastic colouring, so bright and colourful, love it xxx
ReplyDeleteThat is a great Terry Medaris image...looks great in these colors too. Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Mom
What a great card.
ReplyDeleteMarie-Anne
OMG This is fantastic. I saw some of Terry's artwork but never realized he made stamps. I am soooo getting some asap. I absolutley adore this card.
ReplyDeletelove love love it!!! The shading on that adobe house is brilliant, and the colors are gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteCheryl, I love this card. I remember the first one because it struck me as so different and it reminded me of the southwest. Thanks for sharing.
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