Thursday 7 October 2010

Cherry Cobbler: best colour ever?


This card uses the gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous Cherry Cobbler. See what I mean about rich? I can’t stop using it with Crumb Cake and Basic Black because it just goes so very, very well.

This is a very simple card – just a medallion stamped on Crumb Cake (formerly Kraft!), a crown stamped on Very Vanilla and cut out. And, in between, a strip of Basic Black cardstock run through our new Crimper!

Stamps: Artistic Etchings
Cardstock: Cherry Cobbler, Basic Black, Crumb Cake, Very Vanilla
Ink: Cherry Cobbler, Basic Black
Accessories: Crimper

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7 comments:

  1. This is really elegant, love Cherry Cobbler and Crumb Cake, this is a beautiful card.

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  2. Yep, best color ever! Beautiful card. Very striking.

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  3. LOL yes it IS the best color ever ever ever! Your card is pretty cool too. *smirk* Just kidding, it's awesome!

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  4. I agree! I love this colour! This is also my new favourite stamp set, as well!

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  5. I completely agree, Cherry Cobbler is fabulous! I love how you mixed both of the images from this set, too. Very elegant! :)

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  6. Very sharp looking, love the clean lines and that red it gorgeous!

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  7. Absolutely the best color EVER! Goes nicely with Old Olive too ;-) Oh and Crumb Cake and Always Artichoke, and with Pink Pirouette and Baja Breeze. And with Vanilla and Crushed Curry. Also with Early Espresso and Vanilla.

    Mmmm I'm hungry now

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