I am NOT good at layering, or combining patterned papers - sometimes I just sit a ogle all the gorgeous cards Reverse Confetti's design team members make, hoping I'll 'get it' eventually. Look at this cool sketch:
It seems friendly, right? Tons of cute inspiration cards over at their blog. All is good ... until I pull out patterned papers, and find all of these COLORS that just scare me to death.
I've given it a go, simply because I ordered their darling little Jolly Holiday set before Christmas and it wanted to play cards today with my new Stamped Note confetti cuts ... that dear little deer deserves a Valentine! For SFYTT #32:
KI Memories Doilies paper
Thanks for the visit!
=\ Michele
28 comments:
I think you layered the papers wonderfully!!! Great card!
It turned out awesome, Michele! I am soooo bad at using patterned paper and no good at layering either but it looks like you've overcome both obsticles! Such a cute card!
So sweet! Jo x
I think your paper matching skills are just fine my friend! They look great to me! Love your cute little deer - and as always a clever twist - that little heart on his antler!
I think you did it...you made the winning card! This is adorable :))
I'm totally with you! The RC design team are all masters in the layering department. I've been staring at this sketch for days and have yet to tackle it. Anyway you have rocked it and inspired me to give it another go. I especially love the little heart around the reindeer's antlers!
LOVE!!!
Superb! What a great "shot" at attempting to layer! So pretty, I love those papers and your deer? Well, he's such dear :oP
Well done and I think its adorable! Love your layering!
Your papers and layering look great to me!! That little deer with the heart hung on her antler is as cute as can be! Darling card Michele!!
You did a fabulous job picking and layering. Your postage stamp edges add such a sweet flair. Fab card.
I think you mastered layering the DSP! Super fun and fresh card Michele!
The heart on the antler so made me smile Michele!
You 'got it' with this one, Michele!!!! LOVE your great mix of patterned papers and your dear deer with the cute little heart!!!! Lovely layering, but still a lovely CAS feel to the card (does that make sense???) So sweet!!!
Have a wonderful day!!!
Hugz
Too cute! Love the mix/match of paper.
awwwwww...this is so cute!
An adorable card, love the colors and papers layered with the sweet RC deer!
You nailed it! I love the sweet heart on the antlers. ♥
Great use of pp's there Michelle and that cute deer is adorable! Have a lovely day!Such fun designs Marybeth, and that gold and white one is a real stunner! have a lovely day! Hazel xx
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Well you need fear no more! You have done a beautiful job matching your papers for this sketch! This is just as cute as it can be!
Well, I think you've done an AMAZING job with this sketch, and with your beautiful patterned papers, Michele! Loving that adorable reindeer :)
Nothing wrong with those papers, Michele, and besides I think we're all looking at the darling deer with his valentine.
I feel the same way about layering, but I think this looks awesome! You did a great job!
You did a great job with the patterns, Michele! Wonderful colors, polka dots and a cute little critter with a heart on his antler--can't get much better than that!
Michele...you totally nailed this card! I love it.
Yes you are such a deer love all the patterned paper you used and stamping the deer on Kraft is such a great idea!! I u deer stand your patternedpaperphobia, I have it too. I love paper so much I collect it, I love how others use it and then when I go to use it I freeze too. Your. Are and patterns turned out fabulous!! xoxo
Oh, what a sweet guy! And your paper layering is totally gorgeous!
So, what were you saying about not being good at layering and combining DP, Michele ... erm, nope ... you nailed it with these gorgeous papers! And that sweet little deer wearing his heart on his .... antler (must be de riguer for deer!) is adorable! Hope you're staying warm and cosy, mon amie! Hugs, Anita :)
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