This girly grunge birthday card was created using the Grunge Rock stamp set along with some fantastic inspiration from Mojo Monday Sketch #192...
the Color Throwdown #143 using So Saffron, Old Olive, Pink Pirouette and optional Rose Red & Chocolate Chip...
and the Paper Players #49, Anything Goes.
Hannah gave this card "two thumbs up!" The colors and rockin' theme are right up her alley:)
Thanks for stopping by!
Stamps: Grunge Rock
Paper: So Saffron, Chocolate Chip, Pink Pirouette, Whisper White CS, variety DSP
Ink: Rose Red, Pink Pirouette, Chocolate Chip
Other: Rose Red Seam Binding, Rhinestones, Eyelet Border Punch
Nestabilities, button, twine (non-SU)
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11 comments:
Oh my gosh...I love this, Stacey! Don't you just adore that whole Grungy look that's hot right now? I think it's so cool especially when it's a girly card. Great use of the CTD colors, too!
Super cute card!!!! Love it and you did a great job on the design!!!!
Adorable! I love the bow! Thanks for playing with The Paper Players!
Shabby fabulousness! Love the way you used the colours Stacey! Thanks for joining us at the Paper Players!
Smiles,
Lesley
LOVE it Stacey! Great mix of colors, patterns and so much texture! Thanks for joining us at The Paper Players!
Wow! Love this set and what you've done with it! I think I need to try a girl card with it now myself. :) Thanks for joining The Paper Players this week.
Definitely rocks! Thanks so much for playing with the paper players this week!
Stacey
this is stunning. I love all the elements that you put on to this card. The bling rhinestones, the button with the baker's twine. They all work together so well to make this the perfect girly grunge card! Love it!
So glad you joined the Paper Players again this week
Jaydee
Stacey this is a great card! I love so many elements on it, but really love the ribbon effect! Thanks for joining us at the paper players this week!
Stacey, this really rocks! (I'm going to leave you another comment, without typos..haha!) Love the grungy look with the girly color combo. The layered scallops are such an awesome touch, too. Thanks so much for joining us at The Paper Players this week! :)
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