There’s no pineapple in sight on my card inspired by this week’s Card Concept Challenge, but you’ll see the same bright, cheerful colors—lots of fun to play with on these dull, gray days of winter. The card was also inspired by one created by Lizzie Jones for the Papertrey Ink’s release of the die I used.
It took a bit of time and patience to put this one together, but it was worth it in the end. I die cut the “Shape Shifters Square #4” from white, Pure Poppy, Summer Sunrise, Green Parakeet, and Hawaiian Shores. I backed the white die cut with a piece of “Stick It” which meant I didn’t have to glue each little piece into the die. It’s like putting a puzzle together.
I followed Lizzie’s lead in putting the sentiment on vellum so the design on the card would show through. It’s from Papertrey’s “Ways to Say: Birthday” set, an inexpensive set with a good variety of sentiments.
Hope your Thursday is off to a good start!
Very festive & what a good colour combo. I have something similar to your stick it from Stampin Up, I must remember to get it out!
WOw, that is gorgeous, but I’m afraid I wouldn’t have the patience to put it all together! Even those tiny pieces aren’t symmetrical! That is one amazing card!
What a fun card! Thanks for sharing your Stick It tip. When we got home Thursday, I found two PTI packages with that die in one of them.
Hey, I saw your card in the Card Concept galerie! It is such a wonderful take on the inspiration picture. I like it a lot and especially the wonderful colours.
Kind regards from stempelfrida
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