Thursday, September 23, 2010

CCMC 117

Good morning, Friends! It's Thursday and that means another challenge at Create with Connie and Mary! This week's challenge is to get inspired by this really FUN cake! Take a look...

There is a whole lot going on here and it was hard for me to focus but here is what I came up with...

I took the colors, the flowers and the diamond pattern as my inspiration for this card. I used the same color of cardstock for the diamonds as the card and then sponged that same color onto the edges of each diamond. I got the diamonds from a punch that I had purchased from another store - a non SU punch. But I really like the look of the diamonds. I used the basic pearls because of the pearls around the cake and the colors that I saw were Blushing Bride, Peach Parfait, Pear Pizzazz, and Cherry Cobbler. And even though the cake seems to be sort of whimsical, it is still elegant and that is what I was going for on this card.
So there you have it! Be sure to check out the rest of the design team and see how they were inspired! Then make your own project and post it to Create with Connie and Mary so we can all take a look. I would love to know how others are inspired by this great cake!
And don't forget about Create with Connie and Mary Holiday Edition! I am sure this will be a super one and one you won't want to miss! Their preview projects are just so fabulous! And the tutorials for these preview projects are FREE! Plus you have a chance to win a FREE subscription to the Holiday Edition! Be cure to check it out!! Have a great day!
Card Recipe: Stamps- Full of Life; Paper- Blushing Bride, Cherry Cobbler, Pear Pizzazz, Peach Parfait; Ink- Blushing Bride, Cherry Cobbler; Accessories- Pear Pizzazz ribbon, 5-Petal Flower punch, 1/2" circle punch, oval punch, diamond punch (non SU); sponge, dimensionals

3 comments:

  1. Wow, what a great card. You really nailed the essence of the cake! Good job Deb.

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  2. Now this is really neat!!! You are so talented

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  3. I love the way you did the bottom of the card to look like argyle!

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