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Saturday 22 March 2014

...What's going on here then?!

Hello, hello, hello from bright and breezy Buckingham today! Today the challenge at Less is More is to use three of something on a card, so this is what I've come up with:


There are some great fonts in Stampin' Up's Simply Celebrate sentiment set and I thought this 'hello' would certainly bear repeating three times!




I stamped an inky background first with one of the splodge images from Happy Watercolour before stamping the word. TIP: I used a sticky note to line up the words on the righthand side and a stamp-a-majig to position them neatly on top of each other.

Here's another version with a neutral Crumb Cake background and card base:


Hmmm. I think I prefer it - how about you?

I spotted the gorgeous colour combination at the Color Throwdown this week:


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Does anyone remember the Lionel Richie song 'Hello' from the 80s? When my youngest son turned 13 recently, his sister made him a card by printing off the cutest photo of him on the phone to his grandparents at the age of two or three, along with the caption 'Hello! Is it SQUEE you're looking for?'
How sweet is that?!

Enjoy the rest of your weekend and I'll see you soon,


20 comments:

  1. Hello Hello Hello Vicky! Lovely CAS card. Both versions are great. x

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  2. Really nice Vicky - two lovely cards but I think I prefer the neutral one!

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  3. Lovely colour combinations in both cards, Vicky. Who'd believe how useful those splodges in the Happy Watercolour set could be! Jackie xx

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  4. Love both cards, but the Crumb Cake base really lets the sentiment sing.

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  5. I love the simple way you've used the three's challenge and the three colors in the color challenge. Very striking!

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  6. Just to be awkward, I love the bright one Vicky, super and effective creations both.
    Thanks so much for joining us at LIM
    Anne
    LIM Guest commenter

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  7. Love the triple greeting and the watercolour effect - great CAS design!

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  8. Great CAS design Vicky and it says everything!
    Val x

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  9. They are both super, but I think I prefer the one with the crumb cake base, it allows the colours to pop!

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  10. Both great cards but I especially like the one on crumb cake.
    Elaine

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  11. Undecided on the nicest colour combo. Great card - know any coppers to send it to? Jenny

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  12. I think I agree Vicky, but wouldn't say the blue one is not good, just "different".

    Thank you for your lovely comment on my post.

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  13. Two fabby cards Vicky. You just know I`m going to go for the blue base don`t you, love my bright colours.
    Lynne xxx

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  14. I really like them both but if I had to choose it would be the crumb cake even though blue is my colour. the crumb cake makes the colours of the ink jump out at you. x Jan

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  15. That's a great idea to repeat the sentiment and a truly british greeting if you knocked the 'h's off too :0) I prefer the Cc base too!!!

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  16. Plum for me! And that is unusual as I am not a "purple person". Love your repeated greeting idea Vicky. Really makes a point. hehe. It is you who inspires me to keep trying for "less is more" CAS cards by the way. Yours are always so gorgeous. Vx

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  17. I love both cards. A simple idea that would work for other sentiments too.

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  18. I must apologise for my lack of comments over the past few weeks whilst I was on holiday in Australia, but hopefully things should be back to normal now!
    These are fab Vicky!
    Thanks so much
    Chrissie
    "Less is More"

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  19. I love the simplicity while having a wow factor! Great card :)

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I'd love to know what you think. Do leave me a comment - it always makes my day! Vicky x


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