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Saturday, April 16, 2016

Inspired by All the Little Things Guest Designer



Hey everyone!  I'm excited to be guest designing for the Inspired by All the Little Things Challenge today.

Karen Day, who is on the design team, invited me to play along with the inspiration photo.  I've been following Karen since I started blogging, and was more than happy to be her guest for this week's challenge.



I was really inspired by the textures in the inspiration photo.

I used some Distress Ink to color some white Gesso, and painted it onto my cardstock to mimic the swirly icing in the photo.

Since I'm a bit of a hoarder, I knew that I had some tulle from long ago, and pulled out a little piece to include under a bit of glitter paper that was stitched into place.

The sentiment combines the Happy Holidays die from Neat & Tangled with a stamped sentiment from the Life is Beautiful N&T set.



Finally I added some sequins and gems for sparkle.

Please stop by the Inspired by the Little Things Challenge blog to see what the Design Team created, and I hope you'll play along too, I'm looking forward to seeing how the inspiration photo inspires everyone!

21 comments:

  1. Yay! So fun to read about you! Your card is sooo pretty!
    P.S. totally chuckled about cleaning for the cleaners...I do that every time too!

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  2. I love what you did with the inspiration! Love the stitched tulle, I had that in mind too but didn't go with it. Love the pink gesso and most of all the silver happy word!
    Kim,Inspired by all the little Things DT

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  3. So thrilled to see you guest designing for Inspired By All The Little Things, Miriam! You know I love your style! Your card is so pretty -- I just love your take on the inspiration photo!

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  4. Dang, I love how you played off this inspiration photo!! It is such a smashing take!! I'm not sure if A card has ever looked so yummy to me! Haaa! Love that texture and tulle!
    Cracking up at your hypocrisy observation with your style/kids. I feel the same and I'm glad to know I'm not alone. Hilarious! :)

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  5. I really love the white gesso technique you used in your take on the inspiration this week! So beautiful. Inspirational and creative work as always!

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  6. Such a stunning card, Miriam! You interpreted the inspiration so perfectly. I bet this is wonderfully shimmery in person - you're an awesome Guest Designer!!

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  7. Glitter, tulle and sequins?! *Thud* This is a perfectly delightful feminine card. I LOVE it. :)

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  8. Congratulations on being the Guest Designer, Mim! I enjoyed your interview and I love your pink "frosting" card!! Enjoy your day! Hugs, Darnell

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  9. Fabulous to read more about you on the Challenge blog and your card is so pretty. I must join in this one!!

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  10. Great interview Miriam! I would never have guessed you were a clutter crafter:) no shame it that.
    LOVE your cake in tutu!!

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  11. Oh wow, Miriam--so feminine, creative & beautiful! Love how you used the tulle (I've got some hidden away, too!) & your painting over gesso is gorgeous!

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  12. Whoa!!! Super sweet card and a great take on the inspiration!! I love the little tulle you used!!

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  13. Love your wonderful inspiration with the picture...Your card is just amazing...

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  14. Congrats and I just LOVE this card!!

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  15. Absolutely perfect, Miriam! So soft and pretty and full of texture, not to mention deliciously girly! Congratulations, love!

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  16. This is soooo pretty! I love this, and may have to CASE it for an upcoming Wedding/Bridal card!

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  17. So pretty! Love the bit of tulle--it's the perfect touch!

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  18. Congratulations on your GD spot, Miriam ... and on this gorgeous card! Such delicious texture and interest ... and so very, very pretty ... lovely! Hugs, Anita :)

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  19. Love this to bits! So girl and pretty!

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