It has been forever since I've participated in one of
Create with Connie and Mary's weekly challenges. This week's caught my attention because it asks us to use DSP and in honor of their 100th challenge, make a celebration card. Now, all the stuff I used is Stampin' Up (one of their requirements), but I didn't exactly use a DSP that is retiring. I used some stuff that has already been retired! I used some Sale-A-Bration free paper (can you believe I still have some of this stuff?) and some Wild Wasabi from a Prints Pack. I am maintaining that I still met this challenge!
The school colors at the school I teach at are green and gold. For some reason, this card struck me as a graduation card so I focused on those colors. My base is So Saffron. The ribbon is, too. Then I have Wild Wasabi and the DSP.
In addition to the saffron and wasabi stars, I used the sentiment from the Occasional Quotes set.
Thanks for looking!
In addition to the saffron and wasabi stars, I used the sentiment from the Occasional Quotes set. 
7 comments:
Very pretty cards! I love the simplicity of them! The star is a great embellishment over the ribbon with the banner peeking out! Thanks for playing the challenge at Create with Connie and Mary!
Both cards are great! This is the perfect way to use leftover paper strips. Thanks for playing the Create with Connie & Mary Challenge this week!
Perfect celebration cards! I love the colors and the layered stars and use of dsp! Thanks for playing along this week in the Create with Connie and Mary Thursday Challenge!
What a cute way to celebrate using stars! I like the color combination you used. So glad you celebrated with us during our Create with Connie & Mary challenge this week!
Stars aree perct for our celebration! Love these colors and your strips of DSP...Thank you for joining our 100th celebration challenge at CCMC!
Love the school colors for a graduation card. What a fabulous card and I too love the strips of DSP. Thanks for joining us this week over at Create with Connie and Mary.
Perfect grad card with their customized colors! Thanks for playing along with our 100th Celebration Challenge this week on Create with Connie and Mary!
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