You Are the Wind Beneath my Wings

You have to love the sheer simplicity of a monochromatic palette.  This week Squigglefly offers crafters a challenge in just that--make a card with a monochromatic color scheme and use a Squigglefly digi image.  Everyone who plays gets a chance to win free digi's!

So here's my card, using several lovely shades of Pink!  And a bonus perk--it's all leftover from other projects!!  There's some DCWV Luxury patterned paper, K&Co sentiment sticker, even a feather!  The flowers is a handmade that I stickled for extra glitz and the pink frosting border (it does look like cake frosting, doesn't it?) was leftover from a clearance aisle purchase.

The only thing "new" on my card is my Squigglefly image.  This is a cute digi from artist Fawn Palmer called Fairy Pig.  I colored her with my Copics, using just two markers for her body, RV11 and RV00 (and a little green for the leaves in her flower barette).

It's your turn to play!  Have fun with just one color.  Remember, using one color opens up all kinds of possibilities when you think of all the different shades you can get with that one color!!

Pink is the New Squigglefly Challenge

Pink ribbon (or bows), that is!!
My card not only uses a pink ribbon bow, but pink fiber, patterned papers and inks!

I used the Squigglefly digi image "A Spritely Sprite" by artist Alecia Blake, coloring her with my trusty Copics and adding a touch of clear diamond Stickles to her wings,  Then I used Tim Holtz Distress ink in Tattered Rose and a blending tool to rosy up the white cardstock frame of the image.

All the papers and embellishments were from my stash, and I printed the sentiment on my computer.  I finished off my card by distressing its edges with ink.

Now it's your turn to "dance" in the Squigglefly challenge.  All you need is a dig image (get your FREEBIE HERE) and a pink ribbon or bow for your chance to win!!