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Princess Feathers

I am a doing a guest spot in the Paper A La Mode Challenge at the Outlawz and this week's challenge is "It's A Banner Day" - use banners on your project.

The sponsor is Sassy Studio Designs and I used the Princess_Feathers_Portrait image (this link will take you to all the portraits and Princess Feathers is almost at the bottom).  I spent a long time looking through the images at Sassy Studio and they are gorgeous.  I needed a Sympathy card so I added a few tears and a computer generated sentiment.

Here's my card:


I colored her up with SU! Alcohol Markers, Chalks, and a White Gel Pen - faces and hair are not one of my strengths but look at that super cool Brushos bg behind her!  I sponged some SU! from the Four Feathers set and cut them down so they wouldn't take over my card.  Cut and roughed them up and added some white dots and they made a cool banner.  My sentiment is computer generated and made as a banner as well.  Other than my white card base and the black matting, all the papers were from my scrap pile.

I also used the SCS Inspiration Challenge to inspire my colors and bg and THIS  is the picture that inspired me.

Hope you will join us in the challenge.  If you are not an Outlawz member, you can join super quickly and play. 

Hugz

Comments

  1. This is gorgeous Nancy, such a beautiful image and fabulous rustic design - a wonderful card.
    Pauline
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  2. Everything about this card is beautiful. I love that background and the feathers. Gorgeous colors. Have a fun evening.

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  3. WOW Nancy. Your card and coloring are gorgeous. Had to en large it to see everything. Well done indeed.

    Love, Hugs and Blessings
    Jim

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  4. What a wonderful choice of images and sentiments for a sympathy card! This is absolutely stunning, and I need to quietly get my tom-tom and peace pipe out now! I love those feathers!

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  5. A gorgeous card, love the image and design.xxx

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  6. This is just lovely. I like the beautifully colored image, but the texture of the papers and combination of the blue and tan patterns is a wonderful color combo. Very striking. Also love the way you've presented the focal image as a hanger (banner) with the dangling feathers. Really a gorgeous card. Well done. TFS & Happy Sunday.

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  7. Beautiful! What a powerful sentiment and rings so true!

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  8. What a well designed card and so beautifully colored!

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  9. Wow!! Such a gorgeous card! Love your coloring and the added feathers add a nice accent to your design!! :) HUGS

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  10. Fabulous card and great color choices. Great coloring of the image too!

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