Well great minds think alike -- isn't that how the saying goes?
I did the earth elements Santa yesterday, and I finished this one up today. On this card I used soft subtles colors. I wanted to show you how the same card can have a totally different look by changing the colors, and only the colors.
The funny thing is that Jen, Pieces of Me, had the same idea. She is running a BLOG candy challenge. She wants us to do two cards -- using the same image, but just change the colors. See what I mean -- great minds. Go check out her site!!! And best of all -- I have already done my submission for her challenge!!! (you see I am ALWAYS late)
This card is the same layout and images as yesterday's. The only thing I changed was the colors. Well, I used DP on this one instead of CS in some places.
Do you see how different the card looks with the different colors? Which one do you like best? Maybe I will do one with RR, BB, and IC to really make a difference.
Stamps: Holiday Tag Team, The Snowflake Spot Inks/Markers: Pretty in Pink, Certainly Celery, Almost Amethyst, So Saffron, Black Staz on Paper: POP, Whisper White, Certainly Celery, Pretty in Pink Extras: Tool Kit, White gel pen, dimensionals
9 Comments:
How cute, a pink Santa!
I like this card better than the first. But I might change my mind again if I see it in the other colors....;)
So cute! I love to make NON-traditional Christmas cards. Changing the colours is so much fun!! Your card is awesome!
Love this stamp, he is too cute, it is tough decision, think I would have to go with your first card, but then I think I like the softness of the colors of the second card.
I like them both a lot!
I love this card and your original use of colors! Very nice!
Corie, I like both cards, but the Pretty in Pink/certainly celery is my fave! Nice stamp, too!
This is sooo cute! what a great card!
Samm
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Hey hey hey..... awesome!!!! We do think alike, don't we?!?! Love your cards!!! Thanks for playing!!! Will post on my site later today!!!
Hugs,
Jen
Pink Santa. Ha ha ha ha
Very cute. I love the faux stitching and the layout.
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