The wall decoration above the bed immediately made me think of the gorgeous big bloom from Stampin' Up!'s Regarding Dahlias stamp set. I have incorporated some black and white patterned paper (inspired by the sheets and pillowcases), a horizontal strip of Melon Mambo card to echo the blanket across the bed, and some touches of silver to balance it all out. Here's my card:
I was almost determined not to include butterflies on my card (I was just trying to think a little less literally than I normally do with inspiration pics), but ended up adding a couple of tiny butterflies - they hide a multitude of sins, you know! I tore the DSP at the bottom of the Hexagon Hive diecut panel, and smudged some ink on my dahlia. The butterflies help disguise both!
The Just Add Ink Design Team have, as always, come up with gorgeous creations inspired by the inspiration pics. Please check them out, and join in the fun!
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Wow that is so gorgeous Christine, just love that Dahlia.
ReplyDeleteOh, Christine, your card is absolutely stunning! What a wonderful interpretation of the inspiration photo. Incorporating that Hexagon Hive thinlit really adds some nice texture and additional decorative value. Love this card!
ReplyDeleteHa you know I never even saw the wall decoration! Using the dahlia was a fabulous idea love the intensity of colour and depth of detail! xxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Christine ...... Love the colors....very funky.
ReplyDeleteGreat interpretation of the inspiration pic! Love that you chose the flower on the wall. Gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous my friend! Love how you've used the silver accents with this striking colour combo, it looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteStunning card Christine! I love your silver dahlia and the amazing depth of colour you've achieved with it. So striking! Fabulous mix of colours and textures x
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous is that Dahlia...Love the effect of the silver Christine...Very pretty and the bold patterns and solid colours are so striking. xxx
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