Beautiful -- for Path of Positivity

It's the first Monday of the March, and that means it's time for a new challenge at the Path of Positivity Challenge Blog.   For the next month, our theme is "Beauty".

We have 2 sponsors this month --

For today's project, I had the distinct pleasure of working with a wonderful image from Sami Stamps.  This is Wildflower Beauty.

I colored Wildflower Beauty with Copic markers, then used dies from Craftin' Desert Divas to cut the image out and frame it. 

Papers for the card are digital, and are from Michele R Designs.  
The crinkle ribbon is from 3 Girl JAM.  I used a We R Memory Keepers Scallop Corner Chomper on this card, too, and a card stock base from Close To My Heart.

March, with the start of spring, is the perfect month for a challenge focusing on beauty.  I hope you find time to enter this month.  We've got 2 great sponsors, which means fantastic prizes to win, and I'd love to see what you create!  Join us at the Path of Positivity Challenge Blog. 

I'd like to enter this in the following challenges:
Sami Stamps - Stitching -- real or faux (faux stitching using dies around the image)
D.L Art March Linky Party -- ATG
TTCRD -- ATG

Noel -- for the 12 MoC

It's the 15th of the month, and time for some mid-month inspiration at the 12 Months of Christmas Link Up.  The theme this month is a color challenge.  You can link up anything you want, as long as it's Christmas, but to earn the free paper, you need to follow the month's theme. Here's the colors:

Our sponsor this month is Sami Stamps. Here's what I did with a Sami Stamps image and the color theme:

I used 2 different sets of digi papers from Decosse's Dynamite Doodles. The designer paper is called "Bauble Bonanza" and was designed by Lisa just for this color challenge.  The textured paper behind the Christmas bulb is from the Textured Papers set. 

The sentiment is from Close To My Heart.  The bling is from my stash. 

Join us this month at the 12 Months of Christmas Link Up.  You know you want these papers!  Plus, it's a great way to get some Christmas cards made.