Quick card for the Cloud 9 blog hop. I only have two stamp sets and two die sets. I missed all the other hops, but was determined to play this time even though I didn't have the best set to go with the theme. I made do with Pretty Patches Pumpkin stamp and die. I used the leaves from the pumpkin and took part of the sentiment. Not my best card but I tried.
Pretty Patches: Pumpkin
Papertrey Ink star and tag die.
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Papertrey Ink star and tag die.
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What a great card. I totally can relate to wanting to play in a challenge, but not having enough 'stuff' to do it. But, sometimes, it forces more creativity, which I think it did here. This is a great take on the challenge, and I was flabbergasted to know that you had used a pumpkin set to make this card.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Joyce, you used a pumpkin set to create this little gem!!??!! Bravo for your creativity with one stamp set! I really need to check WP9 out I see some cute stuff from them.
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I agree with Joyce, sometimes we are more creative when there are limits. We are forced to look at something in more than one way!
ReplyDeleteLove how you made it work :). Love the star sprays! And the sheet music is lovely too!
ReplyDeleteMarybeth, this is fantastic. I just love that banner diecut but the stars coming from behind the tag just wowed me! Thanks for playing along with us this month! xoxo
ReplyDeleteFabulous, Marybeth, and SO creative! Love your ribbon/stars element--so stunning in black, white & gold. And the washi tape music is a fantastic addition!
ReplyDeleteMarybeth, this is so pretty! I love the silver stars, and that banner on the tag is genius!
ReplyDeleteMarybeth, this is so stunning! I am in love with those stars and need to put that die in my cart. Love all of your wonderful detail you added, so festive.
ReplyDeleteVery creative to use the pumpkin set, you made it work beautifully!
ReplyDeleteA fabby take on this inspiration pic...
ReplyDeletelove those gold stars...
I would have never thought of doing that!!
And the music sheets and banner sentiment...
love it!! :)
WOW, you totally made everything work on this beautiful card, Marybeth~wonderful interpretation of the photo!
ReplyDeleteI love all the gold stars. I felt the same as well. I had to pull out all my Wpus9 stamps, Pick out the star stamps and worked around it:) You have been innovative with the pumpkin set. I love it, Your card is awesome, Marybeth!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a work of art! This is truly beautiful, and I adore how you've captured each piece of the inspiration picture to a t!
ReplyDeleteI think you made fantastic use of the limited supplies you have! This card is a perfect interpretation of the challenge photo. And you used your stamps brilliantly. ;-) Nice job!
ReplyDeleteLovely card Marybeth!! I would have never known you had limited supplies!! It is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMarybeth, I am thrilled that you played along this month! I always admire cards that use limited supplies and still turn out beautiful, and that's certainly the case here with the way you thought outside the box with your pumpkin set. Way to go!
ReplyDeleteFantastic card Marybeth! The stars add a great punch at the top of your tag and I love the banner and music tape!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab card Marybeth, a great take on the inspiration picture.
ReplyDeleteYour card looks like a party to me - love the spray of stars the formal black and white and gold. Makes me want to say Happy New Year!!! YAYYYY!
ReplyDeleteLove this Marybeth! A beautiful take on the inspiration picture. I love even more that you creatively used what supplies you had to come up with a wonderful design! So glad you joined us this month for the Cloud9 Blog Hop - hopefully you will join us again next month!
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ReplyDeleteThat sideways tag with the stars shooting out, is fantastic! And I love the music note strip at the bottom. You make monochromatic look good, Miss Marybeth!
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