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Saturday, 15 February 2020

Less is More Challenge #413

Hi guys

I've never known two weeks to fly by so fast and can't believe we're back with another new challenge at Less is More.  And of course we're still celebrating our 9th Birthday this month!




Ok, this time we're back with a Recipe challenge.  You may remember that our last challenge was all about 'Less'.  So naturally, our new challenge has to be...


This time we want you to use lots of small images/sentiments but still keep your design clean and simple.


And don't forget that the awesome Uniko is our March sponsor.  As well as generously donating our monthly prize there's lots going on at Uniko too as they are celebrating their 8th Birthday.




Ok, here's my sample card for this challenge...


On a panel of white cardstock I drew a circle with pencil as a guideline off the edge and then stamped lots of small images from the same stamp set within the circle.  I then stamped the sentiment to follow the curve of the circle before erasing the pencil line.  I coloured the images with ProMarkers before die cutting the panel and adhering onto the card base popped up on fun foam.

Materials used:

  • Stamps: Altenew - Doodle Blooms, Beautiful Lady
  • Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black
  • Coloured with ProMarkers
  • Die: Create a Smile - Cool Cuts Double Stitched Rectangles


As usual, the linky will be open for the next two weeks.  And for more inspiration from my teamies please do pop over to the main challenge post at Less is More and follow their links.

3 comments:

  1. You really placed the little images so perfectly - this looks like one stamp. Fantastic take!

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  2. Love this pattern you've done with these tiny stamps. Beautifully CAS and gorgeous colours. Spring is in the air ! Have a great weekend. xx

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  3. This is gorgeous, you make it sound and look easy, but I don't think it is. All those little images are perfectly placed and the colours are great xx

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