Hello again! It's time for another MFT Design Team Creative Challenge and this month we are challenged to Spell It Out using Alphabets from My Favorite Things.
I made two clean and simple cards for this month's challenge. My first card features the By the Letters Die-namics set.

I started with a Primitive White Card Stock base. I stamped the Woodgrain Background in Grout Gray Ink on the smaller layer, and then cut out a Heart STAX Die-namics to create a little frame. I cut out the letters in Pink Lemonade Card Stock and then cut a heart in the Staggered Heart Border Die-namics from Razzle Berry Card Stock.
Here are the MFT goodies I used for this card:
My next card is a birthday card (all of those second grade parties are keeping me busy!) and again, I kept the backgound nice and neutral.

I started with a Sweet Tooth Card Stock base and then stamped the herringbone pattern from LJD Textile Backgrounds directly on the base in Grout Gray Ink. I cut out the numbers from the Big Numbers Die-namics set and then popping the 8 out by cutting it in Sour Apple Card Stock and then stamped the dots from Large Scale Backgrounds in Jellybean Green Ink.
Here are the MFT goodies I used for this card:
Be sure to stop by the MFT Blog for a complete list of designers playing along in this month's Creative Challenge.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
recipes -
I HEART U
stamps: woodgrain background (mft)
paper: primitive white (mft), pink lemonade (mft), razzle berry (mft)
ink: grout gray (mft)
accessories: by the letters die-namics (mft), staggered heart border die-namics (mft), heart stax die-namics (mft), foam tape
BIRTHDAY
stamps: lld document it - bingo (mft), ljd textile backgrounds (mft), large scale backgrounds (mft)
paper: sweet tooth (mft), sour apple (mft)
ink: grout gray (mft), jellybean green (mft), nightshift blue (mft)
accessories: big numbers die-namics (mft), lucky blend sequins (avery elle), foam tape
soooo great, Karen. Love them both, but the green polka dots on the number/birthday card are FAB!!!
ReplyDeleteCan I just say that you are my new favorite blog. LOVE the CAS cards and fresh feel they have. Great work! -Katy
ReplyDeleteThese are simple yet so very striking!
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