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Tuesday, 26 August 2014

ASM - Photo Inspiration ....

.... Well hello again!  Can you believe it's the end of August - this month has really flown by.  Anyway, it does mean that it's time for another challenge at Addicted to Stamps and More!  It's Team A with you this week and we have our Photo Inspiration challenge.  Use the photo to inspire your card and tell us what you used.  Here's my card:

Here for You - photo by Deborah Frings - Deborah's Gems

Stamps: QKR Stampede Digi - Flowers; Stampin' Up! - And Many More; Waltzingmouse - Woodgrain
Inks: SU - Smoky Slate; Archival - Jet Black
Accessories: White Lustre Card; SU Card - Smoky Slate; Copic Markers; SU Window Punch; Wink of Stella Brush - Clear


Our sponsor this week is QKR Stampede and the winner of the challenge will receive three digi images from them.  I love the black and white photo on our graphic and I used the flower for inspiration,  using the lovely digital Flowers image on this card.  I printed it on white card and then coloured the entire image with a very pale grey and then added a touch of colour to the flowers and leaves.  I finished the flowers with some sparkle all over, and then I cut the image out.  I like the wood grain finish to the floor in the photo too, so I echoed it by cutting a panel of grey card and then stamping the wood grain image using  a second generation impression.  I added some texture by distressing the edge of the grey card before adhering it to the card base.  I finished the front with a simple sentiment.  The inside is blank.

For more inspiration check out our blog to what the team have made.  Good luck and have fun!

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15 comments:

  1. Nice card, I like how you have added a bit of color on the card, and the distressed edges look fab!

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  2. I really like the base card, the woodgrain is so subtle and the edges seem just perfect for a ballet floor x

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  3. I really like those distressed edges and your take on the photo. Awesome card, Deb xx

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  4. Beautiful flowers and the subtle colors still have pop against that muted background - what a gorgeous card!

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  5. Love the soft touches of colour on the flowers against the wooden dance floor. :)

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  6. Your flowers are so pretty, Deborah, and I like the distressed edge.

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  7. Fantastic card, Deborah. Love the distressed edges which give this lovely floral image a vintage look. Wonderfully done!

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  8. The subtle woodgrain is the perfect backdrop for your muted flowers, and great job with the distressed edges too x

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  9. Love your take on the inspiration photo, Deborah! Your flowers and leaves are so soft and lovely and your woodgrain background is fabulous!

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  10. Hi Deborah. LOVE the woodgrain background and your pretty watercolored blooms. Great take on the inspiration photo. Loll xx

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  11. Love that woodgrain background, Deborah! The perfect backdrop for your gorgeous flowers!

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  12. Wonderful card, Deborah! Those flowers are beautifully colored and I love that distressed edge!

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  13. Back to work this week has disrupted my blogging time; I think blog-visiting and commenting should be part of my job description! Your card here is a gorgeous take on the inspiration photo. Your pretty flower cluster, with whispers of pink and green, set against the soft grey backdrop...gorgeous!!
    ~c

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  14. Love the wonderful colors! The woodgrain background and the edge are so perfect!

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  15. Hi Deborah. Love your take on this week's photo, the BG and the distressed edges are just perfect. Have a lovely day! hugs Monika xxx

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Thank you so much for taking the time to visit my blog and check out my creations. I'd love to hear from you. Deborah x