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Friday, 11 October 2013

Hope You Can Cling To - Peace & Quiet

It's a busy day at MASKerade today. This is my THIRD post. Please scroll down for my Halloween and Festive Friday cards!


Today is my turn to host the daily HYCCT challenge at Splitcoaststampers. These challenges are all hope-themed and the cards will be donated to a Cancer Centre in Texas. (for more info, see here).

My challenge is called Peace & Quiet (sometimes you need that!) and it means making a card with no sentiment on the front. Just let your image do the talking.

If you have time to take look at the gallery, you will see images with strong messages of friendship, hope, strength and courage.

For my card, a rainbow is a small miracle that represents a promise and a star is a light shining in the darkness. I hope that someone will be encouraged by receiving this card when they need it.

I used grand calibur circle nestabilities to create the rainbow and outlined the star in glitter so that it would sparkle.


18 comments:

  1. On my way home from our visit, I saw the most beautiful rainbow after that big rainstorm. This reminded me of that. What a perfect way to end the day, and what a perfect way to begin a card! This is full of hope and promise. Beautiful card, Ardyth. I'm sure it will delight whomever it goes to. You're an inspiration. Bev

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  2. This is stunning representation of hope :) what I like the most is the star going off the edge to express continuity :)

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  3. What a beautiful card that black makes those colors pop. For a card without a sentiment it speaks volumes TFS

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  4. This card is definitely doing the talking, Ardyth ... strong and bold, hopeful and happy ... it will delight the recipient! Anita :)

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  5. This card is just fabulous!!! I love every single detail and what a defined statement the rainbow makes!! Gorgeous!

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  6. Such a nice message and HOPE card! Thx for sharing how you made the rainbow. I'd like to try that sometime. :)

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  7. Wonderful card, and a great idea for the challenge. Hmmmm, will need to think about something for this one.

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  8. A promise of a miracle. A shining star to light the way or wish upon...

    Your card is going to make someone, somewhere smile. Doesn't that feel good?

    Brilliant, stunning creation!

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  9. Nobody, and I mean "Nobody" can make their image do the talking quite like you, Ardyth! This card is AMAZING!!!

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  10. Stunning card, I love your thinking behind the image.

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  11. Way beyond fabulous!I love the pastel shades against the black. Wow. Wow!

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  12. lover your rainbow creating! We just made some with circles and another with ovals...they were cute but I love how yours gets wider and goes off the page! TFS Ardyth!

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  13. Another stunning and how clever is that design, love how the rainbow is off the edge and how you have utilised the circle die cuts very clever indeed.

    Marie

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  14. Ardyth, I love this card! This "is" creativity! and, I love what you said about the rainbow, being a small miracle. So true. This is pure awesome-ness!

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  15. Great non-ROYGBIV rainbow, Ardyth!!

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  16. This is a truly gorgeous card. Your rainbow is so unique and absolutely brilliantly done. And the simple white star on black is so pure. It does speak without words!

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  17. beautiful! perfect inspiration for this theme!

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