Note: The One-Layer Simplicity Challenge is up and running for November. I hope you'll join in and spread some peace around the interwebs.
Sometimes sentiments are designed in such a way that you can let them stand alone on a card...especially if you like white space!
The reverse block letters on the HAPPY stamp are lined up nicely on the stamp, but I wanted each square to be a different color, and by separating them, I could make them dance happily rather be locked in a rather staid straight line.
Isn't that wacky!?!? I'm such a rebel.
The colors come from another Kaleidacolor pad Caribbean sea, which is one of my favorite Kaleidacolor pads. Of course, there are a lot of great Kaleidacolor pads, so it's impossible to have just one favorite.
I have commitment issues.
Supplies
stamps: Papertrey Birthday Bash Sentiments
ink: Kaleidacolor Caribbean sea; Hero Arts intense black
paper: Papertrey white
accessories: scissors, dimensionals
Oooo!! I like this!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteLove ♥️ the stylish simplicity of this card.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Janet!
DeleteLove the colours. Love the design.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Janet. Those are some of my favorite colors put together. *happy sigh*
DeleteI like the way you made this one!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen!
DeleteWe need more "happy". I see your commitment issues as more decision fatigue. Many of my favorite stamps I purchased because I saw them here. Thank you for the beauty, joy and peace you spread across the web.
ReplyDeleteAww, thanks, Ginger!
DeleteWhoa! That's awesome and then some.
ReplyDeleteMwah, Judy!
DeleteI LOVE this bouncy, happy card! I have to echo Ginger's comment. Many of my purchases and creations have been inspired by you. You are my daily inspiration to keep it simple. Thank you!
DeleteYou're very welcome!
DeleteI'm enjoying the happy dance your letters are doing!
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