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A Card Inspired by Darling Dogs

I know that every Thursday I say, "Wow, look at the really great or really cute pictures Shirley found for the MFPSpeedyTV Inspiration Challenge!" Well, I am saying it once again! Here they are:


Here is my card inspired by the first doggie:


I used MFP's Huge Blooms and new Medallion sets. I drug my stamp pad across my Kitchen Counter (shhh....don't tell Kenny)and then I sprayed it with some glitter mist and dipped my flower in it repeatedly until it was all colored. This is my favorite way to color images. I covered the center of one of the layers with gold micro beads.

Hope you are having a good week and staying warm.

Hugz!

Comments

  1. Wow! This is beautiful. I love the image. Well, that's one way to color and it turned out super. What Kenny doesn't know............Ha

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  2. Soooooooo pretty, love the flower as much as the flower centre.

    And promise, I won't tell your husband.

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  3. Wow, this is fabulous!! Love the center too.

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  4. Excellent! Excellent. I won't tell either. I won't let Cherokee see this. He would tell.

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  5. That flower is GORGEOUS! Love the micro beads! Great use of the granite counter tops too wink, wink :)

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  6. Beautiful! I love the gold micro beads!

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  7. Your card is just gorgeous and you have colored it beautifully.

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  8. This is a stunning card, such a gorgeous image.
    Pauline
    x

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  9. Beautiful! The gold micro beads add the perfect touch!

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  10. Stunning...gee...maybe I should get those micro beads out of my craft cabinet...that have been stashed away forever...they look fabulous on your card!F

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  11. Hi! What a beautiful card with the pretty tone-on-tone layers, wonderful dimension, and beautiful coloring in that gorgeous poppy flower! I especially like those micro beads in the center for great color and texture! Your inspiration from the first doggy is perfect! Love it! hugs, de

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  12. thanks for visiting my blog and leading me too follow yours Love your work and I love the dogs..............Lis

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  13. so beautiful nancy.fabulous flower and i love the dimension :D

    xx coops xx

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  14. DOUBLE WOW! I need a granite counter now! This is drop dead gorgeous! Beautiful idea and I love the color combos. Was wondering about the white dots in the flower - is that from the granite?? Yummmm!

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  15. Stunning flower and card! Simply elegant.

    Hugs
    Sue

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  16. WOW this is stunning! Love the flower!
    Thanks for sharing
    Hugs Kelly xx

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  17. love this and the beads in the center way cool

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  18. What a beautiful card Nancy. I love the micro-beads. I bought a ton of them when they clearanced the Martha Stewart ones at Michael's...lol Love the beautiful color you achieved too.
    Bear Hugs,
    Carol

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