~*~ Hello darlin peeps,
today I am showcasing my first punch negative card....
It was created for the 'PUNCHY CHALLENGE' on my own
punch art swap, currently running on SCS.
Every Tuesday a new hostess will post a 'punchy challenge'
and partecipants have until Thursday to post and show off their creations.
♥ I call these T-Days ♥
Here are the complete details in regards to today's challenge;
it is the first one and I am hosting it ♥
TUESDAY,FEB 21 *CHALLENGE** To make a card using Melina's as a sample. See links below.
Striped Butterfly by mepylant - Cards and Paper Crafts at Splitcoaststampers
Punchy Easter Eggs by mepylant - Cards and Paper Crafts at Splitcoaststampers
*You are to case ONE of her cards OR come up with your own design, using the same punched out (negative) revealing tecnique.
*Please have YOUR own card ready and posted by THURSDAY before midnight.
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I loved creating these flowers and to give some of them a 3-D effect also. The larger pink flower is none other than a punched out circle and the surrounding petals are the same from the punched flower shown here on my left. Each single petal was cut out , after being sponged in pink, and positioned around the circles.
The inked 'grass' comes from an old (1997) SU stamps set called 'Sensational Scenery'....I love this old set! ♥
The cut out sentiment is actually from the reverse side of the red polka dotted leftover piece of designer paper.
I think it is a perfect addition for the front of this card....
I think it is a perfect addition for the front of this card....
These are the punches that were used
to accomplish my floral spring scene as well as the other items below....
I hope YOU like my first punch negative card....do YOU think it
fits today's 'punchy' challenge?
*wink & smile*
♥ THANK YOU FOR STOPPING
BY AND VISIT ♥
Please take time to comment and let me know what YOUR thoughts are in regards......
xox Many Blessings To You! xox
~*Paola*~
This card was submitted for the following challenges: