Today The Color Throwdown challenge blog is celebrating its 5th anniversary with its 250th challenge and IHP is co-sponsoring this milestone by donating a $25 gift certificate. Play along for your chance to be entered to win. Details are on CTD blog. Colors are equivalents of SU's Melon Mambo, Bermuda Bay, Kraft, and So Saffron. SU! colors aren't required even though those are the color names they use for challenges--just use what you have that's close to the challenge colors.
For my card I used Memento inks: Rose Bud, Bahama Blue, Desert Sand and Toffee Crunch from the Dew Drop Collections.
I used this flip flop template. I stamped the large and small flowers from Paper Smooches Get Outta Town in the various inks and then added some magenta shimmer ribbon and some KaiserCraft bling. Finally I stamped the Happy Birthday from Sentiment Sampler in Palette New Canvas. I attached the ribbon everything using my favorite Dimensional Dots.
I sure hope you'll play along. There's some great prizes up for grabs! Thanks for stopping by today!
6 comments:
Love this template...just perfect for the challenge and creates such a fun card! Thanks for playing along and helping us celebrate at CTD!
How fun!! Today is flip flop day for sure! Love how you incorporated the colors! Thanks so much for playing along and for your generous prize donation!
Great minds think alike...I too used a flip flop template. I just couldn't resist with those two adorable flip flops in the color swatch.
Love love love the flowers that you used...great job!!
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This is so fun! I love the flip flop shape and those tropical flowers are perfect on it. Thanks for joining us for our big Color Throwdown celebration!
OMGosh, how cute is this! Love your fun flip flop card with all of the stamped flowers! Thanks so much for donating the gift card and for helping us celebrate over at the Color Throwdown!
OMGosh, this is awesome! I LOVE how you made the sentiment look like a label on the flip-flop! Too cute! Thanks SO MUCH for helping us celebrate, Kate! Your generosity is always appreciated!
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