Each year I doing something different for associates’ birthdays. Last year everyone received some type of SU box, pillow, bag, etc filled with chocolates. This year I am doing individual birthday cards with a scratch off lottery ticket. So I have been busy creating birthday cards for the January birthdays.
I could not wait to use the Rose Garden thinlits. The rose reminds me of the beautiful rose frame we had in last year’s occasions catalog embellishment kit.
When I saw this week’s Pals Paper Arts Color Challenge I thought it would showcase the rose perfectly. The vivid pink of the Melon Mambo and the soft Mint Macaron against the black card stock is so striking.
I used the smaller rose and the separate leaf branch. I cut off one leaf on each branch so I could tuck the branches under the rose so it looked like one rose branch.
The sentiment is from one of my favorites stamp sets – Endless Birthday Wishes. I adore the font. If you don’t have this set you should click shop now . This is such a versatile set. I forgot to add this to the product list below – the sentiment is stamped with the Basic Black Archival ink. LOVE this new black ink pad!
I do hope you play along with the Pals this week. The colors are so fun.
Thanks for stopping by!
Michelle
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STUNNING…..absolutely beautiful! I just ordered this and I am SUPER excited now!!! Over the top, once again! Hugs my friend, brrrrrrr – it is super cold here!!!!
You cards always show off your incredible taste. Love how bold the rose and leaves look against black!
Michelle – the flower and leaves really pop against this black backdrop. Beautiful card – great use of these colors!
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The flower is fabulous against the black!
Fantastic! Almost looks like drawing on a chalkboard Michelle. Bold and beautiful.
What a lovely way to showcase the die cuts! Exquisite, Michelle!
Oh wow! This is incredible! It has a real ‘wow’ factor.