Hi there Crafty Friends. I am so excited to be joining the wonderfully talented and friendly team at Time Out Challenges and this is my first post with them. I've been a follower for years and feel very honoured to be included!
This week we challenge you to be 'ROMANTIC'!
I stamped the beakers, bubbles and love hearts and white embossed. The chemicals were coloured with Zig Markers and I outlined the bubbles with black marker.
Stamps: Clearly Besotted 'Scientifically Speaking'
Prize: $20 Store Credit
You can see more inspiration from our talented Guest Designer, Cheryl from Even More Scrapping and the rest of our fabulous DT at the TIME OUT CHALLENGES blog.
I hope you have the opportunity to join in our challenge.
Fabulous first DT card for Time Out challenge - congrats Jenny!! xx
ReplyDeleteJenny... chemistry is always romantic. The sentiment line is fabulous! Have you read Lessons in Chemistry... it is out on the best seller lists now... really fun.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, that will keep you busy. This card is great, love it's simplicity and it's lack of soppiness xx
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Jenny - what an honour! This is a fabulous first card for them too!
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Maxine
Jenny, I thought I recognized that Clearly Besotted set - I love how you've used it in this fabulous romantic card!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute card! I love the fun look of white embossing, kraft card and black details -very trendy looking! xx
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun and romantic card Jenny.. I really love how you added the molecular structure at the background... Love it totally.. Hugsxx Deepti
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this, Jenny. Science turned romantic! I love the white embossing, the bubbles turned into hearts, and that bit of background stamping on the bottom. The sentiment is perfect. What a wonderful debut creation at Time Out. SO happy to have you with us!
ReplyDeleteJenny I love your science nerd romance! So cute! Welcome to the team!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to put romance onto a card, Jenny. Such a creative idea.
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