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just a little reminder
Just a little reminder: I do use "retired" items in my projects so current customers can get inspired! You will notice that once you click on the listed items as they will not show up in my SU! store

Friday, August 22, 2008

Blogger's Challenge - Color Combo

Oh this week was a challenge right after my own heart. We were to use Chocolate Chip, More Mustard, Old Olive and Ruby Red. This was so easy for me - I guess I am an "Earth Elements" kind of girl and didn't even know it :-)

I did a minimum of stamping on my project - you really have to look closely to even see it because it's done in VersaMark on Chocolate Chip.

I am so loving my new Big Shot Machine and the dies that I have! So of course I had to play some more with it... This project came together in MINUTES!

I think it turned out pretty cute - but see for yourself:

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The strip of Mustard Cardstock under the flower is from the Big Die! Since I didn't really know what to use those 2 strips for, I figured they could go on the basket/tote like a decorative border?! If you know what they are actually ARE for, please let me know!

Supplies
Stamps: Stitched Exotics
Paper: Chocolate Chip, More Mustard, Old Olive and Ruby Red
Ink: VersaMark
Accessories: Brads,
Dimensionals, Tacky Tape, Liquid Glue
Tools: Big Shot, Sizzix Bigz XL Die - Baskets & Blooms, Sizzix Sizzlits Die - Birds & Blooms


Have a great weekend!

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17 comments:

  1. What a great project Claudia. I can't wait to get my Big Shot. Love your little bag...and it looks wonderful in these colors.

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  2. Claudia, you have used those colours well. Being an earth elements girl myself, I have to say I love love love the way you have done this!

    :) Marcia

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  3. Oh you Sizzix show off! (wink, wink) What a WONDERFUL project! This die cut is my next Sizzix purchase! GREAT JOB!

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  4. Oh this is adorable Claudia! What a sweet little basket! The only thing that I could think of for the strips would be flower stems? Either way, you used them wonderfully here! :D

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  5. Too cute - perfect little bag for the fall!

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  6. Thanks for the lovely idea! I'll be using it for my workshop tomorrow. LOL I think the strips look great around the middle. I had wondered what they were for too. I thought maybe flower stems?? I think you are right. Looks great!

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  7. This is just too cute! I love how you used the mustard strip, perfect for a border. I'll be casing this one!
    Hey, did you see my candle shade I made with this die? I posted a few days ago.

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  8. I agree! It did turn out wonderfully! I can tell you love your Big Shot as much as I LOVE mine!!! Great basket and use of the colors!

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  9. What an awesome project! Perfect for fall. I'm so jealous--I don't have that die...yet, lol! Great job!

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  10. This is cute. Who wouldn't love to receive a little gift in something like that. Hm must go check out the dies again.

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  11. this is sooo cute!!! i need to give that die a try out. i was wondering about those little strips as well.....i think you figured it out!

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  12. This turned out amazing Claudia! I love the way that lil basket looks...and the flower detail is perfect! {SMILES}

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  13. What an adorable little bag. I am also loving this color combination. I just received this die so I really haven't had time to play with it yet. I think your project is so sweet.

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  14. Great project, Claudia! Love how you used the challenge colors.

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  15. Such a fun basket. Great idea for the challenge.

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