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Friday Mashup #143

Here is a challenge that I just recently discovered - The Friday Mashup - its like the fusion challenge, just that it has been around much longer - they are up to #143! Its a weekly challenge - something I always find challenging, but I made it this time.... 



How do you like that - looks like real wood, but its patterned paper from Michaels. Much easier to mail that way, ha ha...


The arrowed heart is a Lifestyle Crafts die, the sentiment is TAWS - all about YOU and the little hearts are leftover from a card that I made for the current Simply Create Too challenge - Valentine's Day or use Hearts. My card will be in the midpost, so I'm only giving you a sneak peek on it....and if you want to play there - you have another 10 days!





And I am also linking this card with the Snippets Playground - must use a snippet

Comments

Wishcraft said…
Such a fun design and fab colours, love the wood effect :o) Hugs, Lisa x
MaryH said…
Hi Cornelia. Love that wood patterned paper, and it did look so realistic. Your bright pops of color in the various sized Valentines really sparked the dp too. I'll have to check to see if our local Mike's has it. H/Lobby had some woodgrain, but it's not so pretty as this one on your lovely card. TFS & good to see ya at the Snippet Playground. Have a great week. Hugs
MaryH said…
Cornelia, thanks for the link. I just linked the card, but hope that it will be ok, since my post was the 17th. I'll go edit that post to show the link that you so kindly sent along! Appreciate the info & thought. I'm not into very many challenges yet. Just spent most of the afternoon trying to return comments! Hugs
MaryH said…
Cornelia, I definitely can use challenge advice. Along with photography advice too! Glad if I didn't fail the time and new post requirement thing-y. Hugs
canadian_liner said…
Love your card. It looks like fun graffiti on an old fence (that's a good thing!). Thanks for the link to the Friday Mash-up.
maria f. said…
Reminds me of carving initials into tree trunks - such fun! Great colors too.
sandie said…
great woodgrain paper and the colours on this card really pop xx
Di said…
Oh Cornelia - how clever! It looks like 'love grafitti' on a fence - which is my card here for tomorrow! Super idea indeed.

Hugs, Di xx
Amazing card Cornelia, the wood grain paper is gorgeous.

Warm hugs
Maarit
Kanan Pandya said…
Super fun card, Cornelia. Love the texture and those pretty blue and red hearts against that background. Very pretty. :-)
Kim Heggins said…
Oh this is just too cute! I love the look you created on your card and those colors are so bright and vivid, so fun!
Hi, Cornelia: You surprised me down here!!!! love your card--I had to re-read your description---was wondering how to stick it to the cardstock---looks just like wood--Michaels, uh?? I'll have to check it out. this is beautiful

hugs,

Diane
Lisa said…
Fantastic card! The red and blue look quite striking on the woodgrain paper!

Thanks so much for playing along with us at The Friday Mashup, I'm glad you found us!
Heidi Baks said…
Very fun! I love the hearts on the wood background. Thanks for joining the Friday Mashup this week.
Avery Murphy said…
Wow! I love your card! The woodgrain paper looks so real! Great job at incorporating both challenges!

Thank you for joining us at The Friday Mashup!
Love that woodgrain background!!! This came out great. Thanks for joining us at The Friday Mashup!
Rosmarie said…
Oh ja, wirklich verblüffend echt dieses Holzmotiv!
Die Herzen und der Schriftzug den du für die Karte benutzt hast, passen perfekt dazu!!
Deepti said…
This is so fun :) looks as if someone engraved on the wood

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