TGF Double Take Tuesday~~Blue & Brown!

 

 

Happy Tuesday everyone! How's your week going so far? Today starts another Double Take Tuesday at The Greeting Farm. Our challenge for you this week is:

BLUE & BROWN

For my card today I used a newly released stamp called CC Monday Morning. Man, this is exactly how I felt yesterday when I got up....mostly cause I'm still fighting the crud and also because I didn't have my coffee until late. At least CC Monday Morning got dressed and put some makeup on...although she did miss her blush, LOL!

Copics:

Skin: E000, E00, E01, E11

Hair: E43, E47, E49

Sweater Dress: N0, N2, BG53, BG57, E41, E42, E43

Socks/Buttons: BG53, BG57

Shoes: E41, E42, E43

 

I used dps from My Mind's Eye Lost & Found BREEZE 6x6 paper pad. The brown ribbon and blue/white twine were in my stash. The metal word band "Embrace Imperfection" is from Tim Holtz Idea-ology. And, the flowers are from various companies.

The doily behind CC Monday Morning was cut using a Marianne Design Die (LR0130). I distressed the edges with Walnut Stain Distress Ink. The corners were made using Whimsy Stamps Corner Die Set. I added Cocoa Pearls from Close to my Heart to the corners. I raised CC Monday Morning on pop-dots for added dimension.

Here's how to play:

 

 *You must use a TGF stamp (rubber, digi, or clear) as your main image.

 

*Entries must be uploaded via InLinkz (below) no later than March 11th, 2013 at NOON CST.

 

You can add a direct link to your entry from your personal blog, SCS gallery, Flickr or TGF galleria.

(If the InLinkz tool is missing, feel free to link your submission URL in the comment section.)

 

*The fabulous prize: A random participant will be selected to win a digital image of choice from the TGF store.

***But WAIT! Each week, our friends have the opportunity to DOUBLE that prize to either two digis or, you can trade those two digis for a SINGLE rubber stamp of choice, as long as we have 20 or more players each week, so encourage all your friends and family to play along!***

 

Hugs,

Rosie