Wednesday, January 9, 2013

PTI's Make It Monday

Good evening! I'm back after the fall/winter long-haul at work.  The run from mid-November to December is absolute insanity. I didn't even think about trying to blog.  But I really missed it and promised myself to get back to it in the new year.


Thus, here I am!

I was cruising through the blogosphere yesterday and stumbled across this week's Make it Monday Challenge over on Nichole Heady's blog.  I always love the cards she makes with this incredible rainbow patterns, whether die cut or stamped.  She made this week's challenge a how-to on using these patterns and even supplied us with a few tried and true color combos! Score!

I pulled out one of my scalloped dies and went to town.  I added some score tape and glitter to give it a little pizazz and a simple light gray sentiment.

Sorry for the non-chatty post. I have so much to say, but am lacking in energy. Still suffering from a bit  of jet lag (hello Australia!) from my winter break adventure. More on that to come. :)

Thanks for stopping by!

Supplies-
Stamps- PTI: Inside & Out- Thank You
Paper- Whisper White, Soft Stone, Pure Poppy, Orange Zest, Summer Sun, Ripe Avocado, Ocean Tides
Ink-Going Gray
Accessories- glitter, dimensionals, score tape

10 comments:

  1. I love the look of your blog, It's so fresh and clean looking. I also love and have the book you are reading, and just posted a card with one of Mother Teresa’s quotes.
    Ok, now to your card. Its gorgeous , bright and happy! Beautiful!

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  2. Very cool card, Kristina! I love this technique looks using those dies!

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  3. Yeah, a Kristina post :) Just love your take on the rainbow challenge!! Touch of glitter is perfect! Can't wait to see some pics and hear some stories about your trip!!!

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  4. Beautiful rainbow all glittered up. the simple Thank you at the bottom is perfect with the bold color scheme and overall design.

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  5. yes! just added your button! :) i'm excited to start in your world of card making & stamping :)

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