Color My Heart Color Dare Challenge #185

Spring is my favorite season! We have more spring-like colors in this week's challenge:

I used watercolor paper and the blue from CTMH Watercolors to make the background for the card. I did not iron it afterwards, so it didn't lay flat, but I don't mind the wave. I added some Pink Shimmer Trim at the bottom of the card for extra shine. The stamp set is Have A Happy Day (retired), which I inked with Glacier, Cotton Candy, Topiary and Sweet Leaf.

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Color My Heart Color Dare Challenge #106 Guest Designer Card

I would like to share my card that was inspired by this week's color scheme at Color My Heart Color Dare Challenge Blog:

The background is from the Artbooking Cartridge, cut at 5 1/2" using Juniper Cardstock. I cut some flourish corners at 2 1/4" and a linear flourish at 1" from the Art Philosophy Cartridge using Sweet Leaf Cardstock. I used the stamp set from Cricut Art Philosophy Seasons for my sentiment and the label. I added some neutrals into the color scheme: White Daisy Cardstock for the card base, Colonial White Cardstock for the roses, and Champagne Exclusive Inks for the sentiment label. The roses were cut using the Art Philosophy cartridge at 3", 2 1/2" and 2". I rolled them tightly so they would be smaller. The sentiment was stamped using Juniper Exclusive Ink. I added some Sequins Gold Assortment and Bitty Sparkles to the sentiment label, just to jazz it up.

Color My Heart Color Dare Challenge

This is my first time participating in the Color My Heart Color Dare Challenge, but then, I have only been a consultant for three months. :-D So aside from the video tutorial, I decided to mark my 3 month anniversary by participating in the challenge. Here are the color inspirations:

Here's a card that I made following the color dare challenge:

I used pigment ink in Sweet Leaf, Sorbet and Indian Corn Blue (I think it's about to dry out) to stamp the images from Pick a Posey, and Sorbet pigment ink for the sentiment from Banner Wishes.I used a strip of B&T paper from Jubilee, and another strip of Sweet Leaf cardstock for my "ribbons". I embossed the white cardstock with the Quatrefoil Embossing Folder, inked all the elements and called it a day. :-D
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