With Sympathy-Unity {be inspired} Challenge

Who can refuse a challenge that has the color purple in it? I am linking this card up over at Unity Stamp Co. for the Unity {be inspired} Challenge. Here's the color challenge:



 
Materials used:
 
Stamps: Encompassed Grace-Unity Stamp Co.
Ink-VersaColor and Tim Holtz Distress Ink-Black Soot (edges of dies and sentiment)
Papers-Basic Grey
Cardstock-Neenah
Pearls-Recollections, Basic Grey and Darice
Ribbon-Hobby Lobby
Purple rosettes-Petaloo
Diecuts-Spellbinders

 


Comments

  1. LindyOctober 8, 2013 at 8:33 PM

    You did a GREAT job of pulling off these colors - I couldn't even begin to come up with something for the color challenge so I had to go with the sketch! I love all of the detail!

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  2. Lisa H.October 15, 2013 at 6:39 AM

    what an elegant card. love how you used the colors. thanks for playing with us at Unity.

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