Saturday, 31 January 2015

Merry and Type Triple stamped

With January having five Saturday's it is time for the challenge at 52 {Christmas} Card Throwdown to revisit old challenges with our Pick A Previous feature. This time it's a previous sketch. To help you there is even an archive of all our previous sketches. I chose a golden oldie from almost three years ago, February 2012




I have given it a very up to date makeover though, thanks to the colour challenge at The Colour Throwdown



Here is my thoroughly contemporary take on the sketch. I stamped the graphics from the set Merry and Type with the triple stamping technique. I needed to use my Stamp-a-ma-jig for this and I don't mind admitting this is actually my second attempt after I stamped the very last image upside down on my first one!
I have replaced the sentiment banner of the sketch with a glitzy ribbon and added a few coordinating gems



 In the end I decided to 'rescue' my first attempt by turning the sketch upside down. Here you can see both cards

10 comments:

  1. great take on the challenges

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  2. Both cards are super! I love these contemporary colours and the way you've got the sentiment as the focal point. Great work!

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  3. Love your stamping Louise - both cards are great, and the colours look fab too. Hugs, Gill xx

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  4. Love the look of your subway art technique with these cards! The throwdown colors look great in this design! Thanks for playing along with us this week!

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  5. tu as fait preuve de beaucoup d'originalité Louise, très jolie interprétation, biz

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  6. Fun card!, Thxs for joining us at CTD!!

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  7. FANTASTIC design! LOVE the different colors of the stamped sentiments! SUPER cool! Thanks for joining us at The Color Throwdown!

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  8. I love triple-stamped cards. This looks great and I love that colour combo! April Xx

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  9. I agree with Wanda - you did a great job with the subway art look. The unexpected color scheme for a Christmas card is a treat for the eyes. :)

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  10. Love how you used that sketch
    Julie t

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Thanks for leaving a comment. I love reading them all!
Louise xx