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Sunday 13 February 2011

Less is More Challenge Week 2

Getting back into challenges is helping the lack of mojo I've been cursed with over the past few months, I think. I'm loving Less is More.  For week 2 they would like to see one-layer cards with a flower or tree. Apart from the fact that I do like the clean and simple look, I also like the fact that it doesn't take long to make! My entry for this month's Sir Stampalot challenge (see previous post) took me all day yesterday to produce. This one (randomly sponged background, Hero Arts tulip and Darkroom Door sentiment) took less than five minutes!

22 comments:

  1. Great car, that's a super tulip silhouette

    thanks for participating again, great to see you

    mandi
    "Less is More"

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  2. I am loving this challenge too as it makes me do totally different cards to my usual.
    Gorgeous tulip and love the soft sponging
    Lisa;)

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  3. I'm so pleased you are enjoying our challenges Lynne, I think that people are enjoying the fact that participants are commenting on each other's work. I hope the feeling of camaraderie will flourish!
    This is lovely, I'm very fond of silhouettes!
    Thanks for returning... and see you next week!
    Chrissie
    "Less is More!

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  4. I love all the beautiful cards in this challenge...thanks for sharing your work of art!

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  5. A truly beautiful card with fabulous soft colouring and perfect placement of the images. Love it.
    Hugs, Sylvia xxxx

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  6. Gorgeous card Lynne, it has a serene quality and the sentiment is beautiful.

    'Less is more' looks fantastic.

    Think your mojo's back Girl!!!!

    Hugs
    Elaine x

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  7. Hi,
    The sponged background sets this card off beautifully. I just love clean and simple cards.
    Simple in look but not always simple to achieve, which you have done.
    Regards Sue.

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  8. This is a beaut! Love the image and the sentiment and the background. Good idea! I'm like you - finding these quick to make card refreshing and helping with the mojo! See you next week, ikki

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  9. It's gorgeous, Lynne! Your Mojo is definitely back. That tulip is beautiful

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  10. beautiful card, very pretty indeedy

    sue
    xx

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  11. im loving your beautiful card!! :)

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  12. Beautiful Lynne. Love the sponged background, and I hear you on the quickness of these cards! I did mine in under 5 mins! Gotta love that! Thanks for popping in and see you next week hopefully!

    Hugs
    Brenda

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  13. Another stunner, Lynne. Everything is perfect. I had to laugh. It would have taken me even longer to do something like this to get it to look right. I think I need lessons from you!!!!
    Thanks for sorting out my blog address problems. Your idea worked a treat.
    Have a good week.
    Hugs Lisax

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  14. That tulip stamp is lovely, and I really like your sponged background - beautiful!

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  15. Hi Lynne

    This is gorgeous.

    A great finished look and I love that tulip stamp very, very much!!

    Hope all is good with you.

    Love Jules xx

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  16. The direct-to-paper application of color... is it sponged? How bold of you - and inspiring to me! TFS!

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  17. This is a great look and perfect for many occasions. The sponging looks really soft in its effect and the tulip is a lovely stamp.
    Gina x

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  18. Hi Lynne,
    It's me again. I have been looking through your blog and I love your work. Pop over to my blog as I have something for you. http://www.thepinkshopblog.com/2011/02/stylish-blogger-award.html

    Regards Sue

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  19. Hi Lynne ,me again. Pop over to my blog, I have something for you.
    Lynne xxx

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  20. This is pure class Lynne. I love the pretty muted colours in the background and tulips are one of my favourite flowers. Love that sentiments too.

    Hugs
    Lesley Xx

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