Wednesday, March 23, 2011

TE Blast From the Past Blog Hop: Sweet Spring

Welcome to my stop along the Taylored Expressions' March blog hop. Today we are celebrating Spring. Now that it's warmer weather, I thought it might be fun to take a "Sweet" spin on this cute pink scooter from Taylor's Feelin' Groovy stamp set. I live in San Diego, so it's scooter weather pretty much year round :) but, I know many of you have had more than your share of snow this winter and are ready for the warmer temps that Spring will bring to you.

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Here is Sankari's fun sketch.


 I wanted to do a little more stamping on my card, so I inked up one of the daisy flower stamps from the set with two different colors to make a wall of flowers on the vertical panel. The centers of the flowers are dotted with yellow Stickles. To add more "Spring" feel to the card, I used pastel striped paper for the top three horizontal pieces and wrapped them with pink baker's twine, then added pink paper flowers. The pink card stock background is embossed with Taylor's Scallops and Circles Impressions Plate die.

The scooter was stamped twice, cut out then paper pieced with more pink paper. Bright pink Stickles are added over the pink paper to give it that shinny metallic look. An orange rhinestone daisy is glued over the the stamped daisy image. For even more sparkle, the headlight and the hubcaps are colored with a silver Spica pen. The tires and seat are colored with Copics. The scooter is placed on a classic circle Nestie sponged with cantaloupe ink, then layered over yellow card stock cut with a Lacy circle Nestie.

Supplies
Stamps: Feelin' Groovy by Taylored Expressions
Card stock: TE yellow, SU regal rose, TE choice snow white
Patterned paper: Walk In the Park by Echo Park
Ink: memento tuxedo black, SU regal rose and peach parfait, Copics and silver Spica pen
Other: classic circle and lacy circle Nesties, TE impressions plate, baker's twine, paper flowers, yellow glitter candy dots, Kaiser pink rhinestones, TE orange rhinestone daisy, pink and yellow Stickles, the Big Shot, and dimensionals

Enjoy all of the wonderful projects from the bloggers listed below.
Thanks for stopping by today,
Colleen

Here are the entries from the Taylored Expressions Blast from the Past blog hop! Click here for details on how you can sign up for the customer blog hop next month!

1. Taylor VanBruggen  21. Chris Loritsch  
2. Lisa Smeaton  22. Ashley Nguyen Newell  
3. Natalie Houston  23. Carole Chesser  
4. Karen Giron  24. Wanda Guess  
5. Cassie Trask  25. Heidi Baks  
6. Sarabeth Burke  26. Harriet Skelly  
7. Pattie Goldman  27. Michelle Single  
8. Rebecca Ednie  28. Melody Rupple  
9. Bonnie Ratzloff  29. Tangii Crain  
10. Jen Tapler  30. Jasmin Owsley  
11. Kimberly Stouffer  31. Stephanie Kraft  
12. Libby Hickson  32. Danielle Lounds  
13. Lisa Hjulberg  33. Margie Cortina  
14. Sankari Wegman  34. Lea Lawson  
15. Jenn Koss  35. Colleen Begley  
16. Joan Ervin  36. Charmaine Ikach  
17. Regina Mangum  37. Lynn Put  
18. Tracy Clemente  38. Nancy Jensen  
19. Wendy McGaffey  39. Jodi Collins  
20. Kelly Collins  

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12 comments:

  1. Oh my! How cute is this! I love all the pink glittery goodness.. I think I need a real glittery pink scooter! lol

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  2. I love the little pink blings! The perfect touch on your pretty card. I want a pink scooter now too! :-)

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  3. This is so cute! Loving all the fab shimmer!! Great job! ♥♥♥

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  4. So sweet! I love the shiny motor scooter. What girl wouldn't want to ride it?

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  5. The little sparkly scooter is adorable and I sooo love the colors you used!!!!

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  6. Such a sweet card! Love all the shimmer!

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  7. "Groovy" card! :) I love the glittery scooter, just too cute!

    Chris L.

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  8. You're right, hoping for scooter temps in NY! Very cute!!

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  9. Oh how cute! Look at that pink, sparkly scooter! L0VE!

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