This is my card for this week's CASE Study, where our inspiration once again comes from the extremely talented and creative Wida:
I focused on the stripes on the background, the floral die cut and the horizontal sentiment. Wida's strips of polka-dots behind the flower immediately made me think of Papertrey's building blocks die - I cut it out of my front panel and then turned it so I could fit my Altenew sentiment into one of the strips. I used my favourite groovy PTI flower die, sponged in warm colours of various distress inks.
What a super cool design !! Love how u always have ur trademark on any card u case :)
ReplyDeleteI love your warm and happy flower - it's beautifully colored. The die cut panel is so interesting - love the placement of the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteAMAZING card, Ardyth! I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteLoving the simplicity of your card Ardyth. Your card reminds me of a gorgeous door.
ReplyDeleteAwesome card!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just stunning! What a show-stopper!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun card. I just love how you have colored/inked that flower.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Loving that flower again!
ReplyDeleteThe flower, the strips, the sentiment...perfection. Happy sighing over this!
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Love it, Ardyth! So 70's =]
ReplyDeleteMichele
AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteStunning! It's amazing how effective four simple lines can be! Draws the focus directly to your gorgeously shaded flower!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the pop of orange and interesting die cut background!
ReplyDeleteAhhh, white on white with that glorious funky flower, Ardyth ... stunning! Sorry to be so late coming by, I'm playing serious catch up! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteyou make such pretty things. this is really fresh
ReplyDeleteLove the window you made from the building blocks die. Clever to keep them clustered like that. Love this card Ardyth!
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