The Word of the Week at Just Us Girls as chosen by our host Ina is
I needed something simple to go with it so I cut the MFT Roses in Bloom die from black and then used Neat and Tangled Everyday Labels for the sentiment. EZPZ. Both the die and label stamp have been languishing in my stash for quite a while.
What direction will the word 'bold' take you? For inspiration, please check out the Design Team and our guest designer Julia Aston.
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ReplyDeleteYour patterned paper is a wonderful background for the roses in bloom die cut. A beautiful bold card, indeed.
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That DSP is definitely BOLD and you accented it perfectly with the silhouetted rose die cut and the sentiment Bobby...LOVE it!! Hugs. :0)
ReplyDeleteVery striking card!
ReplyDeleteHow FABULOUS!!!! All those colors, and then that black die cut - it just all works perfectly together!!!!! Well done and great take on the challenge.
ReplyDeleteYour simple black stem is perfect over the bright/bold colors of that lovely patterned DP background, Bobby! Julia xx
ReplyDeleteYou conquered BOLD very boldly and mastered the other finishing pieces -- well done, Bobby!
ReplyDeleteI haven't received my email intro to this fabulous card, Bobby - but where there's a will...
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that gorgeous paper, and you found such a wonderful 'open' bloom to let its beauty shine through!
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Your black die cut rose and black sentiment are perfect on the BOLD background paper. A lovely card.
ReplyDeleteBobby, That paper is amazing in all of those beautiful colors and the pattern is fun and grand as well. The. black silhouette was a good choice, too. Pretty card!
ReplyDeleteThe bold background is a perfect pairing with the black of the flower die and sentiment strips!
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