This week, Darnell is our Guest Muse at Muse. October is breast awareness month, and Darnell's beautiful card is packed full of meaning and inspiration and is designed to provide hope for someone who needs it.
I took it to the absolute minimum, I think, while still preserving the message. These spring flowers are the epitome of new life and hope. As Darnell says in her post, we all know someone who has been affected by this terrible disease, and supporting each other with cards, words, thoughts and actions are ways that we can fight back.
I stamped the (very old Stampin' Up!) flowers in Melon Mambo and Lucky Limeade and then shaded them with some copics.
I hope you'll play along with us this week. The deadline is Monday morning at 8:00 am EDT. Then you can vote for your 3 favourites until Tuesday morning and the results will be posted on Tuesday at noon.
Hope to see you there!
This is so beautiful, Ardyth. Such simplicity and it's just gorgeous x
ReplyDeleteYour card is gorgeous - CAS perfection! Love it!
ReplyDeleteArdyth, this card is just perfect. Totally love it
ReplyDeleteThis is why I love CAS. A classic example my friend of CAS and of your talent ♥
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful Ardyth!
ReplyDeleteHi Ardyth,
ReplyDeleteIt's been so long since I commented on your lovely blog - how naughty of me! I do read all your posts, and you know I think all of your designs are genius.
This card is just beautiful, I love the simplicity of it - stunning! Hugs .. Linda xx
So soft and beautiful Ardyth.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant - I love the simplicity of the tulip - so lovely!
ReplyDeleteAn absolutely stunning card!
ReplyDeleteYou conveyed my message with far fewer words and elements, Ardy, which is why you always blow me away with your precise and perfect CASliciousness! I love this so much!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteFabulous line image with just a blush of colour - perfect CAS (as always!).
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! You really have captured the essence of the message in this card with the perfectly shaded pink tulips (yes, definitely an oldie, but goodie).
ReplyDeleteSimplistic but oh-so-effective CASE. Wanted to let you know that I saw in our newspaper today that they found a Bowie interview from 1973 and it's on the net somewhere for all to hear...
ReplyDeleteSigh ... swoon ... ooooh ... aaaah ... need I say more? Anita :)
ReplyDeleteDivine loveliness!!! So fresh and clean soft, yet crisp, giving you a fist bump for this!
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful. So striking and minimalistic.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Ardyth - I love the cas design and it's such a pretty flower:) Hugs xx
ReplyDeleteSo meaningful to those of us who are survivors. Your card is over the top!
ReplyDeleteThis is breathtakingly gorgeous, Ardtyh! L.O.V.E. it!!!
ReplyDeleteYour simplicity always takes my breath away.
ReplyDeleteLove your interpretation, Ardyth!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous card Ardyth, so impactful. I love the subtle shading of your beautiful single stem. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - there's something serene and graceful about tulips!
ReplyDeleteAnother elegant and sophisticated card Ardyth.
ReplyDeleteVery striking!
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