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It's time for another DeNami Challenge!
The challenge is…simplification. That's right, we're stripping down to bare bones, au naturel… one layer. So let's see your best one layer creations!
I chose to use a few more stamps from DeNami's new release.
I started with cream card stock and stamped the flower box window in black ink. Then I added a few flowers from the garden flowers and spring flowers sets. I added color with copics and, to make it look like a house, scored the card stock to look like siding. Clean and simple :)
Hope you enjoy this challenge! It's a good un'! Make sure to swing by the DeNami blog to check out all the one-layered fabulousness that awaits!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
TTFN,
10 Responses to DeNami Theme Challenge: One Layer Cards
I love how your scoring looks like house paneling...so simply yet stunning Andrea!
Andrea, this is delightful! I love how you used some scoring to make "siding" alongside your sweet window! This is such a creative OLC. :)
This makes me want to go and pull out these stamps! This is awesome! Your coloring looks so good!! And I love the embossed background!
FABULOUS card Andrea! The score lines look just like siding and the window box is adorable!
*Clunk*
No. REALLY! I just FELL off my chair. Your talent SLAYS me! This is EXQUISITE! GF. Seriously - MEOWWWWWWWW!
This is one awesome one-layer card, girlie! You totally rocked this challenge adding so much texture and dimension without layers - fabby!
Hugs,
Aimes
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This is AWESOME, Andrea!!!! LOVE your coloring, and the scored siding is ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!!!! Gorgeous work!!!!
This card is just awesome! So sweet and simple, but incredibly cute.
You kicked this one layer's butt! Love the look of the 'siding' - it's perfect. The image is perfectly colored and that sentiment is just right.
The Bunk House looks awesome! The new sidings stand out, even from afar! Did you choose it yourself?Staying here would probably feel like you’ve gone back to the old gold prospector days, when life was simple, without electricity,
the internet, or television.
siding
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