Make My Monday - Colour Wheel Challenge

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Good morning everyone - it's a new month of challenges at Make My Monday and it's Mynnette's turn to choose. She has chosen a month of colour challenges for us starting with Primary colours - take a look


This month we are very honoured to have a prize giving sponsor - her name is Priyanka from



I was going to use one of Priyanka's digis however my printer is on the blink - asked my hubby to take a look last night but he wasn't budging from the footy so will have to do one for the Mid-week Motivation on Wednesday.
So my card today looks like this



This is simply red, yellow and blue paper with punched flowers and pearls. I used my Boho Blossoms punch for the flowers and scored some lines above and below my colour panel.


Please pop over and take a look at the fabulousness provided by my design team and I will see you soon - Jacqueline xx'

Comments

  1. Aquarius2 July 2012 at 14:48

    great way of combining the colours - look forward to seeing your digi image work later

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  2. Canonbury creations2 July 2012 at 15:21

    Love these primary colours!
    Val x

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  3. Jenny Marples2 July 2012 at 16:52

    Such an effective use of these colours. Thanks for the opportunity to join you this month. Hugs, Buttons x

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  4. Mynn xx3 July 2012 at 00:09

    LOVE this!!! So sorry about your printer! :( I hope you get things to rights soon! LOVE this, though--it's a perfect showcase of the colors! :)

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  5. Vicky Hayes3 July 2012 at 18:37

    What a really dynamic card Jacqueline! I love that you used punched flowers in the same colours as the backgrounds. Vicky x

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  6. Suzanne B aka brookfies4 July 2012 at 14:46

    The clean cut lines are just stunning...working backwards through your blog...WOW you have been a busy busy bee this week...puts some of us to shame lol :) xx

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