Hi everyone, welcome to another FireCracker Designs by Pamela blog hop! This month we are making patriotic cards featuring the gorgeous So Far Away set. I loved this set the first time I saw it - it was released just as my nephew was heading out to Iraq, so it really hit home.
Here's some good news - during this hop Pamela is offering this set at 20% off! Woohoo!!
My first thought was to make my card red, white & blue, but then I found this My Mind's Eye DP and fell in love with it, and thought it would be perfect with this set. I paired it with Stampin' Up's Chocolate Chip and Sage Shadow papers. The soldier is stamped in brown on the sage paper and cut out, then popped up.
This month we're doing a circular blog hop, where the only beginning is wherever you start!! If you started here, you will know you are at the end of the hop when you make it back to my blog! Somewhere along the line there is a "mystery blog hostess" - we don't even know who it will be until the hop is over... so make sure and leave a comment on EVERY blog along the hop so you don't miss out!!
**To find out if you’ve won… you will be contacted by Pamela via e-mail (so be sure to leave it with your comment) - you can also find out on Pamela’s blog after the blog hop ends on Wed, June 3 at 8:00 PM (EST).**
Now, continue the circle by hopping on over to Julie's fabulous blog - I have no doubt whatever she made will be GORGEOUS! Thanks so much for hopping with us today!! Happy Stamping!
Holiday Wishes
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Hello friends, it' our LAST challenge this year at *Double D*
and we have a theme of
Christmas Trees
with a mood board for inspiration.
I created my las...
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This is fabulous, Libby! I love the colors and the dp is perfect. Love the stars everywhere. Just a wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous..Im loving all the ideas everyone has come up with without using the standard red, white and blue. Great Job
ReplyDeleteLOVE those distress colors...yummy!
ReplyDeletelovely, Libby! Love the sage & browns together. The distress is terrific with this, too! :o)
ReplyDeleteLove the brown -- I always forget to use brown... And the cut out man.
ReplyDelete~kimd412@aol.com
I like your choice of colors.
ReplyDeleteRose Ann
I love the distressed look. Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jaw-on-the-flloor WOW!! TFS!
ReplyDeleteLibby, this is so stunning!! The papers are so fabulous and they make a for a perfect vintage feel to this card! So awesome!! Very nice post! Thank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteoh I like how you cut and popped the soldier, with those subtle colors it gives beautiful dimension!
ReplyDeleteVery nice card!! tfs!!
ReplyDeleteI love that you used other colors on this one! Excellent popping up of the image too. This is a fun hop today!
ReplyDeleteWOw...I never would have paired those two colors together but it is gorgeous...I'll have to CASE this one for my SIL in the Coast Guard.
ReplyDeletedabblesbydeb at knology dot net
Very masculine and patriotic.
ReplyDeleteLorraine Revalee
Wonderful color scheme!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I love it.
ReplyDeleteEveryone is coming up with such good ideas!!Love this stamp
ReplyDeleteElaine Moore - mtn.moven.faith@comcast.net
I can totally see how you had to use that great star paper! I love how inspiration sneaks up on us sometimes.
ReplyDeleteMBickford54@gmail.com
Love your card-and i think the colors are great-it is fun to see these images used so differently!!
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ReplyDeleterhondazmikly@sbcglbobal.net
Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteanitamocha@sbcglobal.net
The monochromatic color theme is perfect for this image and so is the vintage star background!
ReplyDeleteI love this card, the colors are great.
ReplyDeleteYour card has an antique feel to it, I love it!
ReplyDeleteThe sage shadow and cho chip are just perfect together along with the star DP. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove your card.
ReplyDeleteI really liked your choice of colors, perfect for the military, nice deviation from the red, white and blue....not that there's anything wrong with those colors, it's just a nice dramatic twist!!
ReplyDeleteLove the distress colors & how you poped the boy up.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fun blog hop