You're so Awesome

Hello Again!

I wanted to participate in this weeks Color Throwdown Challenge simply because the colors are so dang cute!

Here is the color swatch:

Here's what I made: 


The background patterned paper is from the same 6x6 paper pack by the Paper Studio (Available at Hobby Lobby).  Aren't the pineapples adorable??!! I love them. 
On top of that I used tracing paper to help make the clear overlay more visible. The word awesome comes from a pack of photo overlays intended for Project Life by Becky Higgins. I've been so eager to use them; the whole pack is gold and clear designs. I added some coral glitter paper and the gold shimmer tape from Close to My Heart. 


The coral colored letters are some letters I've had for a while that I purchased at the 99 cent store. The green glitter letters are Thickers by American Crafts; they're called Eclair. :) I added a small strip of green washi tape, some green brads, and colored rhinestones as well. The giant coral flower is from a 3 pack I got at Michael's for a previous project. 


I left the inside of the card blank but added some details to go along with it. Some left over paper, washi tape, and a really cute embellished feather that I got in the clearance section at some point in a Michael's store. 


That's about it. Hope ya'll liked it. Wish Me Luck! : ) 

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