Stampin UP, PAL's Color Challenge 191

I read somewhere that we know our favorite colors from birth.  So, I don't think I can be blamed for not being all that in love with the colors for this PPA.  My favorite colors are blues, pinks, purples, reds.
Colors this week are Pumpkin Pie and Gumball Green and Whisper White, so what's a girl to do. I just figured the more white the better and you see what I did.  I love how it turned out, it's great to challenge yourself every once in a while using colors or shapes or whatever that are not normal for you.

I used the leaves from the hostess set Simply Sketched for the stamped base, then the Petite Petals stamps and punch for the flowers adding Pumpkin Pie candy dots to the centers.

I finished with one of the sentiments from Simply Sketched. I'm really going to miss using this set when the new catty comes out, it's one of my favorites.

 Don't forget, it's Sale a Bration time, for ever $50 you spend from any current catalog you can choose something from the Sale a bration brochure. Free stuff! Love that.
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Simply Sketched

$10.00

Petite Petals Clear-Mount Bundle

$21.25

Brights Candy Dots

$5.95

Pals Paper Arts challenge 160

I have to admit I have a problem with very bright colors, especially green. But I think this turned out great. I used some things from my first order from the new catalog.  We get so excited over things like new catalogs and SU conventions, ect. We all act like a bunch of silly little girls, the guys too. LOL

Before I go on here is the colors for the challenge:

I started with the Primrose Petals as my card base, then a white layer.  I cut a 1 1/4" piece of the new Designer Series Paper Pads Neutrals, then cut my Primrose Petals at 1 1/2". I stamped the image from the new Hostess set Simply Sketched and used my Blender Pen just touching it to my stamp pad, on the image to fill it in.
The images with the sentiment is from the Chalk Talk bundle, stamp set and die cut set.  Before I started my card tho, I put a piece of the new Simply pressed clay in the smallest of the flower molds. After it dried for just a little while I took it out and dabbed on some Primrose Petals.
I hope you have enjoyed, I'd love to hear what you think. Should I have put some bling on? I thought about it, and decided against, yes or no?
Here are the images from the stamp sets I used.

Chalk Talk, you'll notice there is a bundle price for the stamps and die cuts. In addition it uses the large oval punch and a round punch which it doesn't come with.

Simply Sketched. I just love this hostess set. Place an order of $150 or more or have a workshop adding up to $150 or more and you can get it. I think I'm going to use this one a lot.