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TGF's Double Take Tuesday

Hello!  I hope I've scheduled this right.  Daylight savings time stuff always throws me off.  We don't change here but I'm always confused what time it is on the mainland.

Anyway, it is time for The Greeting Farm's Double Take Tuesday.  It's a color challenge this week.  Use Red, Teal and White on your cards/projects.

I used the newly release Sadie for my card.  I stamped my own background using stamps from TGF.  The splotchy parts were heat embossed but in red, not white.  Hehe.  The sentiment says You're my kind of cool.  It was embossed in white.

So maybe you're thinking why her hair highlights are off.  That is what happens when I am coloring and then get interrupted a gazillion times by 3 kids.  I thought about redoing it but figured Sadie is cool enough to pull of this look. 

Okay, please hop over to the TGF blog to check out the rest of the team's creations and join in on the challenge!

Thanks for reading!


Comments

Cheryl said…
Kind of convenient that we don't change times either, just time zones.

Cool card, so neatly grungy! Ha ha, still can't reconcile you and messy! The hair looks nice!
Rachel Parys said…
Looooove the background!! This is super cool! I really love this color combo, it's becoming one of my favs! Great coloring!
Anonymous said…
She's a lovely girl with very pretty highlights!
Danni said…
Wonderful card and I wouldn't have noticed the highlights if you hadn't said something...thought it was just her coolness coming out in her hair!
Denice said…
What a sweetie and a fab background you created. I never knew highlights to be even...are they supposed to be?
:Dxx
Oh I think she came out adorable, highlights and all. Love this color combo too.
Leanne said…
Wicked cool how you did the background and the sentiment!! Awesome! she's pretty awesomely colored too.
one of these days i'll play in a DTT challenge. They look like fun and I need to ink up my TGF stamps!
x
;)

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