Isn't this polka dotty watermelon comforter in our Inspired By photo cute? There are also colorful pineapples if that's more your style. Me... I'm a polka dots and watermelon kind of girl!
I recently broke my favorite polka dot embossing folder. Can you believe it, must have worn it out! I had a hard time finding a new one. I bought this cover plate from Avery Elle thinking it was what I was looking for. It wasn't, but then it kind of grew on me, so I've put it to good use today!
I backed the open dots with lilac paper then added a strip of DeNami Design watermelons. The yellow rhinestones are my way of giving a little nod to the fun pineapple pillow.
Okay, your turn! Need more inspiration? Hop over to the IB blog to check out what the team has done!
So fresh + fun! Love the polkas!
ReplyDeleteThis is super cute Lisa! You must have "loved" the polka dotted embossing folder to death. haha! I hope you find another one that you love just as well. This cover plate is cute too~ Love your fresh colored watermelons!
ReplyDeleteI could hardly wait to tell you how much I love this card, Lisa! Not one thing I don't love about those dots, my friend! [but I am really happy you found your replacement ef!]
ReplyDeleteSweet little melons - I resorted to melonizing a few rainbows!
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Oh my goodness, you broke a FOLDER? I have taken mine apart sometimes, to get them to go in a different orientation! I guess I have a destructo nature! ANYWAY, these little purple polka dots are a delightful background for your sweet watermelons! LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the new polka dotted background die is growing on you Lisa because I love it and can't wait to see more! And it worked just perfectly on this sweet, SWEET card too...LOVE it!! :0)
ReplyDeleteYour polka dot cover plate is perfect for this design, and I love your colorful melons and gem nod to the pineapples! I scrolled down to catch up on all your creative designs and found that I have been missing out big time!
ReplyDeleteSuper CUTE!!
ReplyDeleteso very sweet and summery, lisa!
ReplyDeleteA big YES! on the yellow rhinestones. The perfect way to tie this gorgeous design together!
ReplyDeleteTotally FUN! Love those dots :)
ReplyDeleteJust adorable....love all those sweet polka dots!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh, what fun inspiration and your card is so cute!
ReplyDeleteHere, here to watermelon AND your terrific card! Love all the fun colors, funk polka dots and those yummy melons!
ReplyDeleteMarisela Delgado said: so pretty, Lisa. I love polka dots, too. One time, on someone's blog, she had taped her embossing folder sides with clear tape. Her folder had broken and she loved it so much to part with it. I think that would work only on a simple design, but she got it working. You never know. 😊 Beautiful card! It all worked beautifully. Mari mariandmonsterd@yahoo.com
ReplyDeletePerfect polka dots behind your sweet border of dancing watermelons, Lisa ... so cute and fun! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteYour card is so playful and fun with the big polka dots, they give such an airy, uplifting feel to the design, love it so much!!
ReplyDeleteOh those big polkadots are lucious. What a lovely and super fun card. So happy and festive.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a sweet card! I am glad you found something similar to your beloved embossing folder, I think this was a great option!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh! I can't believe those polka dots! LOVE the watermelon and the yellow rhinestones, too!
ReplyDeleteLisa this card is so you, I love the big polkas and the lavender behind it with those yummy watermelon!,
ReplyDeleteLisa, this is just gorgeous! Love that amazing polka background and all of the pretty colors you used to color the watermelon slices!
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to amaze me, Lisa! Fabulous use of the photo inspiration! Sorry your ef broke, but I'd say this die was a good purchase--love it here!
ReplyDeletethis card is so fun and full of color. I LOVE IT. We have been eating lots of watermelon these days.
ReplyDeleteYour sweet little watermelons made me smile!!
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine breaking an embossing folder, Lisa, but I do love that polka dot die. The variation in color of the watermelon slices is fantastic!
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