Hi there, I'm back with a little reminder about our current challenge over at Uniko and the theme for this one is Flowers, so a really easy one to play along with. There's some stunning floral beauties in the Uniko range of stamps as well as other companies so I can't wait to be inspired by your creations in the gallery.
This time I've gone with the bold 'Uniko Style' set in some vibrant Altenew ink colours. It's another of my two-fer's as I started by stamping the panel of blooms in a random layout and decided I could split the panel into 2!
The panel was die-cut using a basic stitched border die from My Favourite things and I've used a 'happy' and 'birthday' sentiment from the recently released 'Happy Succulents' set. I decided to add a fuzzy cut matching bloom to each card too which is popped up on 3d foam for extra interest.
As always there's plenty of fantastic creations by my fellow teamies, so why not head over to the Uniko blog
HERE to check out the links and pay them a visit! I'm sure they'd appreciate it!
Once again we are joined by the lovely Cornelia, our Guest Designer for this challenge and I hope you'll pop along and visit her blog
HERE and leave a friendly word and some love.
You have until Friday, 25th August to link up to the challenge and all the details you need about prizes and how to play can be found over at Uniko
HERE
As always thanks for calling by my blog today and I hope you feel inspired and will play along with us!
Wonderful lush vibrant blooms! Clever idea with the twofer - have to remember that! X
ReplyDeleteAwesome twofer's Sarah. Those colours are beautifully vibrant and cheerful and loving your layouts, Thanks so much for the inspiration and stunning showcase of this set. Hugs Bev x
ReplyDeleteAnother clever way to stretch your stamps and save a bit of time Sarah! Love the vibrant mix of colours and the fresh modern look of the Uniko Style blooms.
ReplyDeleteBright and fun colors on the flowers Sarah, love the layout as well.
ReplyDeleteSo, so pretty! Love the colors and those flowers are as sweet as can be.
ReplyDeleteI'd never have thought of putting those colours together, but they look brilliant on your cards x
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