{Razzle} CASE Study Challenge #46
Sad face needs to start this post as it marks the last week the amazingly out of this world artist and stamper Jill Foster, I have LOVED her as our June muse so much and after I hit save to this post I am going to add her to my blog roll so I can always pop over to her for a little inspiration, you should also bookmark her… If you have not gone to her blog yet…. WHY I ask you? Quick go now….you have been missing out! LOL below is her card that everyone should CASE this week….
My spin on her card but still keeping it “Teneale” so a few extra layers and a big ass bow! I took inspiration from the flag point {you know the V shape} on Jill’s “feel better” greeting and I made a longer panel down my card with a flag point and a bow at the top like Jill. I tried the follow Jill can keep it clean and bright, may I say I am loving this colour combo!
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Jul 6, 2011 - 09:07:53Lovely as always Tenneale, I love this colour combination… simple is exciting.
There’s something magical about pairing olive with purple… especially if it goes through your hands! It’s such an amazing card… love these stamps, especially how you did the background!
Your card is perfect! LOVE the colour combination and that ‘big ass’ bow! (ps. the inside is as stunning as the outside)
I LOVE this Ten!
Beautiful work as always Teneale, now l’m wishing l had got this set..:0)
Love the new blog header!!! Very fun!!! See you super soon!
Oh Teneale, I LOVE your new look. Very nice. I will follow your suggestion and check out Jill’s blog right now!!
RDazzling, Teneale. Clean, effective and love the colours. Your new homepage/banner is dazzling, too!
Wow. Absolutely stunning as usual! Such rich colours. Love it.
Got a question, Teneale…what is that great sentiment? I love it…it’s so beautiful!
Lovely card! What stamp set did you use for the flowers? Those are so beautiful and simple at the same time!!
what stamps did you use