Since I am not a colourer, I stamped it in black, fussy cut it out and added a few black half pearls to the head crown and some Stickles to the tail for a little bling effect. The seam binding is from the Truly, Madly Deeply Ribbon collection - just love that rich orange colour! Happy sigh...
All the challenge details are over on the Mojo Monday blog and you can also view all the wonderful Mojo Makers samples. Should you wish more details on the Mojo Maker's cards, you can also visit their individual blogs noted below.
Well, we survived VBS last week and had a wonderful week with all 420 kids. That was actually more kids than the total of the elementary school my kids went to! Fantastically organized and a great time was had by all, especially on Friday which was the water day! Drenched was an understatement, but with the hot weather nobody seemed to mind in the least LOL! Off to the beach today to cool off as we are having a heat wave along with some nasty humidity here. A dip in the cold ocean will do wonders :)
What's In It?
Stamps: Moments Remembered (Verve Stamps)
Paper: Owl Be Falling In Love (Recollections), Hazel (Melissa Frances), DSP and Sahara Sand (Stampin' Up), Cream Linen
Ink: Black
Accessories: Circle Nestabilities (Spellbinders), Doily, Seam Binding (Truly Madly Deeply Ribbon Collection by Verve Stamps), Button, Twine, Glue Dot, Stickles, Sequins, Dimensionals
Ink: Black
That Peacock is just great. Love your card! :)
ReplyDeleteYour fussy cutting is unbelievable Marisa. Gorgeous card.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous peacock in black and white....so striking!!
ReplyDeleteCute card - as usual loving the pattern/paper mixture
ReplyDeleteMarisa what a beautiful card. Love the Momments Remembered peacock!
ReplyDeleteOh my what a beautiful card using this sketch. Such pretty papers and this peacock is really beautiful.
ReplyDeletethe peacock is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Marisa, this is such a beautiful card, full of colour and drama. And as a Doily-a-holic, it catches my eye immediately!
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Beautiful, rich colors and patterns to back that gorgeous black and white image.
ReplyDeleteLove that you left the image uncolored - it just totally pops and still looks really elegant! Smart thinking! Hugz!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!! Love that peacock and the colors are perfect. Hope it has cooled off a bit. We are in a for a few hot days this week :)
ReplyDeleteElegant, striking, beautiful! Your decision to leave the peacock 'as is' is brilliant - and it certainly does catch the eye, paired with those complementary papers. Stunning. An albino peacock? How cool! Your camp from last week sounds like fabulous fun! Hope your ocean dip was marvelous!
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