This is my first time participating in Embellish Magazine’s Color Challenge. When I saw this beautiful colour combination which included kraft, I just had to do it! However, I couldn’t have made this card without two new things that arrived in the mail this week: Groovy Guava cardstock from the lovely Angela, and my order of baker’s twine from The Twinery. I’m not sure how I would describe my card-making style as I seem to be all over the place sometimes, but quirky-cutesy-clean seems like a good way to describe my style most of the time. That’s how I would describe my personality and wardrobe anyway! 😉

For this card, I pulled the three cardstock colours I had and then decided which purpose each one would serve. I decorated the butterfly with some rhinestones and created antennae and a body using beading wire. Since I only had baker’s twine to represent the sea foam colour, I looped that around the frame three times and tied it off. I wish I had ink in fresh foam or peach for the sentiment but since I don’t I had to settle for crumb cake. This card has several layers and I wish it would’ve photographed better. I guess only the recipient will enjoy its true beauty. Heehee.

Sources: SU Kraft, Naturals Ivory & Groovy Guava cardstock; Memento Rich Cocoa ink; SU Crumb Cake ink; PTI Fillable Frames #4; PTI Butterfly Dreams; PTI Birthday Basics; PTI In Bloom impression plate; PTI Fillable Frames #4 die; PTI Butterfly die; QuicKutz Epic Six; The Twinery Caribbean baker’s twine; SU Basic Rhinestones; Lewiscraft 24 gauge stainless steel wire; Forever in Time pop dots; Glue Dots pop up relief

12 thoughts on “Embellish Magazine Color Challenge: Quirky-Cutesy-Clean Style”
  1. Oooh another fantastic card! I think I may have to play in this challenge too–those are some great colors! I love that impression plate and I love your wire body for the butterfly! How cute!

  2. Hey, I'm the lovely Angela! Or, so you say 🙂 Glad it went to a good home instead of being neglected in mine!!
    Love the twine, and I think I'm gonna develop an impression plate addiction – you use them so well!

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