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Wednesday, 24 October 2012

Make My Monday- Tricoleur

     Hi everyone the continuing theme over at MMM is FRENCH and 

This week we want to see the 
TRICOLEUR
added to your projects - that would be the colours BLUE, WHITE AND RED.


 I struggled last week and resorted to a digital project and this week is a nightmare!
Red, White and Blue is not a colour combo that I use regularly and I'm very short on appropriate stamps. I was sorting through a box of small stamps and came across a set of small patterned squares, one of which was a fleur de lys design. So this is what I created, what do you think?


 Recipe:
4" square base card
Fleur de lys patterned tile stamp
SU Rose Red ink
Stormy Skies DI
SeeDee sentiment 
Red gem

Hopefully next week's challenge will be easier:)
We had a lovely day yesterday, we popped down to Portsmouth and took Charlie out for lunch:) 



 Cute eh? Very biased I'm afraid :-)
 Thanks for your visit, please leave a comment so that I can visit you.



17 comments:

  1. I love it, Val! Your layout is just great and the sentiment around the centrepiece is genius! xx

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  2. Well done for digging out those stamps - it was a struggle finding French and R, W and B this week!!

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  3. Wow Val you can take any stamp and turn it into a work of art!!!!! This looks like a wall plaque!!!!! Awesome work my friend!!!!!!

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  4. Love your design that you have created using your stamps...
    Lovely pics of CHarlie, trouble is they are not babies for long...

    Anne

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  5. What a gorgeous smile from your lovely Charlie Val! Your card is beautiful and the colours work brilliantly with those stamps. Vicky x

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  6. Great card, love how you used the stamp. Love the photos of Charlie, he looks so happy.
    His Christmas is fantastic as well.
    Yvonne

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  7. Charlie is a little dote isn't he and that smile ahhh !!!!!! your card is fantastic and shows what a talented crafter you are love how you placed the sentiment.

    Marie

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  8. The card looks great Val and oh how Charlie has grown, such a lovely smile he has too!Can't see Alex tomorrow because of my cold... boo hoo.Just hope I am ok to see Charlie next Wed now :) Viv xx

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  9. It is a beautiful card, but it is totally outshone by beautiful pictures of Charlie - can't believe how big he is now. He is totally gorgeous and that smile will have girls swooning over him when he is older, I am sure!

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  10. This is absolutely beautiful, Valerie! LOVE the use of the tile image to layer! Gorgeous card--thanks for joining us at MMM! :)

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  11. Super use of the stamps and the 3 colours. Well done. Thanks for sharing with us at MMM we value your regular support. Caz

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  12. Your card is just so pretty and elegant. Your grandchild is just so adorable and handsome too!!!

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  13. Super cutie - what a darling grin :o) I like this red, white and blue card - its really pretty. hugs D

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  14. Wow, I really love how you've used the theme of red, white and blue! (had to laugh when I read you had trouble with it too - same here!). The little tile is such a beautiful image and I love the writing going round the outside - very clever!
    Little cutie in the buggy there.
    Juliaxx

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  15. A really gorgeous CAS card Valerie and such a refreshing take on the theme too - love it!
    Thanks for joining in with the MMM tricoleur challenge and for your continued support.
    Fliss xx

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  16. I think it's absolutely fabulous... clean and simple and a refreshing change!
    So glad you managed to find the Fleur de Lys stamp to join us at MMM this week.. always a pleasure
    Suzi B xx

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  17. Lovely pattern and the sentiment going round the edge is a fab element. x

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