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Artful INKables New Moon Blog Hop

Happy New Moon Release Day!!! To celebrate, I am participating in TWO HUGE HOPS!!! So, please make sure you check out both of my posts for today!!!

Welcome to the third stop of the  Twilight Artful INKables blog hop! Make sure you start at the Artful INKables Blog, so you don't miss a single thing! You should be coming to me from my good friend (and fellow TTIC Design Team Member) Margie’s blog.
To celebrate the release of NEW MOON today, we're highlighting the Artful INKables Twilight inspired sets: Into the Moonlight and Fictionally Inspired. Artful INKables also has a set of Vampire Romance Themed Charms available! Artful INKables is also sponsoring Twilight Tuesday’s Hop that include Twilight Prizes!!!

I decided that even though I am positively Team Edward (I love Jake, don’t get me wrong… but I am ALL about the Vamps!), I should make a card for the Wolf Girls out there. Namely, my sister Pam and my Official Book Buddy Beth!

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I used the Twilight Tuesday Sketch Challenge #5 as inspiration. I of course, wanted to focus on using shades of brown, as all the movie posters are in the brown tones… but I needed to add a little bit of green to. They ARE in Forks for most of the story!!! But I needed to add a bit of shine too…

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Check out this pretty copper cardstock! I just love it! Plus, the bronze paper I used has a beautiful glimmer too.

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I think I paid fair homage to the Pack, don’tcha think? I love working with these stamps. I have made so many cards with them already, the possibilities are endless with them!

So, it’s time for you to hop on over to one of my other TTIC Design Team Member friends…Jen!!!

Here is the full lineup of Blog Hoppers in case you need to refer to it:

Kristin Soboloski  http://artfulinkables.blogspot.com/

Margie Cortina http://ohbumbleismemargie.blogspot.com

Alison Heikkila http://alisonsrandomthoughts.blogspot.com

Jen Shults http://deconstructingjen.com

Lois Bak http://clownmomcreations.blogspot.com/

Michele Lourenco http://enchantedstamper.blogspot.com

Jodi Collins http://stampingalatte.blogspot.com

Jennifer Olauson http://wannabecr8tive.blogspot.com

Jen Pahoulis http://jen-pjpants.blogspot.com/

Juanita Gillen http://stampintwilghtmom.blogspot

Donna Wardle http://donna-wardle.blogspot.com/

Joy Stagg http://daiseyfreak.blogspot.com/

Cathy Cunningham http://cathy-cunningham.blogspot.com/

Sherry Campbell http://workingandstamping.blogspot.com/

Michelle Woerner  http://stopandstamptheroses.blogspot.com/

Crystal Irwin http://www.crystalkbk.blogspot.com/

Kathy Jones http://inspiredtostamp.blogspot.com/

Dani Chapman http://countyourbeautifulblessings.blogspot.com/

Tamara Bennett  http://scrapcationgetaway.blogspot.com

Tonya Klar http://www.stamphappens.com

Jackie Rakoski http://stampingsister.blogspot.com

Enjoy the rest of the hop!!! And remember to visit Twilight Tuesday for our Hop as well!!!

Comments

Lois said…
As a member of Team Jacob, I'm happy that your card focused on him.
Crystal said…
Wolf girl that is SUPER!!! What a great card!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
mousekemom said…
The bracelet is cool. Love the monocromatic feel of the card and love the copper cardstock! I have seen silver, but never gotten my hands on copper. Thanks for the inspiration!
Jacqueline said…
The copper is such a perfect touch!! Love all the rustic colors for this Wolf card!! Great work sweetie! Hugs!
Jodi Collins said…
This is AWESOME Alison!!! LOVE the copper and your amazing layout!!! FAB FAB card!!
Jackie said…
This is just so pretty! I love the layout and the stylizing you did! Wonderful job!
Jennifer said…
Yes I'm with you, vamps all the way but New Moon screamed Jacob to me.
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Unknown said…
I'm a team Edward, but I do like the color combo you used.
Erica said…
This is great! I love the colors and the wolf prints in the background! The copper cardstock is a great touch!
Juanita said…
Great card, for the books I Team Edward but for the movie am a Wolf girl :). Love the bronze and copper.
Perfect! Love the coppery colors!
I guess I'll just have to deal with a lot of Jacob/Wolf loving today ;) LOL!

Thanks :*)
~ margie
Hey Alison! Great card, I love the pop of copper!! Hummmm, I like it even tho it's Team Jacob -lots of that going around today! LOL! Hugs,
Stampin Mindy said…
Great card, love that shimmery paper!
ellepaulette said…
Such a perfect card!! Love the colors and ga use of the sketch!! :)
Unknown said…
VERY cool card honey!! LOVE the colours and the copper is to die for!! Stunning card!! Xx
Sammi said…
Great creation... I Love the colours and design!
xxx
Beth said…
TEAM JACOB! I LOVE it! You indeed, pay proper homage to the pack. I love it - did I say that yet? Great job on both of these, Ali!!xx
Randi said…
Gorgeous card! I love that copper cardstock! Another stunning New Moon creation! I love the 'nature' colors in this one, too! Especially the touches of green!
Kathy Jones said…
Great card - love the copper touch, goes perfectly with the rich, earthy colours!!!
Beate said…
Gorgeous bracelet and great cards!
Hugs and smiles
Rebecca said…
I love the copper on this! You've rocked the challenges, great job!
Tonya Klar said…
OME!!! I missed another post!! I'm so sorry!! This is stunning Ali!! You did an amazing job and I love the copper too! Guess what??? I bought a bottle of Glimmer Mist so I can get started!!! WHOO HOO!!!

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