uses the tag I had on my workdesk yesterday - it must be a premonition! I decided that the crushed olive could probably count as lime green and made some paper butterflies with the small Wendy V stamp. I found some reasonably pale blue patterned paper in my (large) stash of 12 x 12 papers.
I added one of the butons from my haul at Worthing, (which is a lovely dark leaf green!) to cover the hole in the tag.
Now to try and get the Sunday Stamper "use gold" challenge done before the weekend - but not tonight!
12 comments:
Those are lovely colours, and I like how you have used them. I love that small butterfly stamp as well, I'm using it loads!
Love this. I can deal with the lime green accents - must take Paul's advice next time and use the colour I like least as accents only, lol!! I haven't used my Olive green much yet - must get those distress inks out...
The background is one of my favourite stamps, along with the butterflies, lovely piece of work.
Well, what a twist of fate! lol Your tag ended up lovely, and just right for the challenge!
Love your tag and especially the background stamp. I found these colours more difficult this time. A lot of us seem to have used butterflies LOL. Least you found a use for your tag. Tracy Evans x
Beautifully done!! Don't you just love when that commotion on one's desk turns into something perfect for a challenge?! LOL! Wonderful challenge piece!
oooh GORGEOUS! Just love the colour & your stamping & your background. FAB!
Great tag, love the butterflies. Thanks for playing at the PDCC.
Great use of our colours this week, love your little butterflies! Thanks for playing along with us at the PDCC this week!
Beautiful, Helen! Love the fabulous tag! Thanks for playing along with the Play Date Cafe!!
Beautiful layers of stamp and ink! Love the touches of lime green in the butterflies. Thanks for playing in the PDCC this week!
Great tag--I need to remember to start making projects other than cards! It looks like fun--and those butterflies are darling! I love it:) Thanks for joining in the fun at the PDCC!
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