Valentine Girl

Good Morning Friends,

Do you like the color combination of pink and black?  It seems to me that most people have very strong emotions about this, they either love it or hate it.  I love it, my craft room is pink and black.

I found this little Valentine girl on Aurora Wings and decided I would make her with a pink and black theme.  I did use red for the hearts but the rest is pink or black.



I usually find something not to like in my coloring.  I am taking classes over at Kit & Clowder and Alyce is always telling us to find something we like.  I like the way I colored her eyes.


What do you think?

Recipe for this card:

Digital Image - Valentine Girl
Copic Markers
Paper - Bo Bunny Love and Lace Forever
Doily - made it on my Cameo Shilouette
Flower and sentiment from stash
Circle stitched die cut - Lawn Fawn Stitched Circle

I am entering this card into the following challenges:

Aurora Wings - Challenge #63 Anything Goes
Angie's Digital Stamps - #17 ATG with optional twist Love
Dare2BArtzy - February Challenge - Love
Mod Squad Challenge - Valentine/Love Must Use Red 
Brown Sugar - #275 Valentine's day
Crafting With Dragonflies - #97 Valentine/Romantic
Frilly and Funky - All You Need Is Love
Scrappy Land - Challenge #83 - ATG using a brand of die that Scrappy Land sells
Color Throwdown - #473 



Thank you so much for stopping by today, I appreciate all of your comments!

Hugs,



16 comments:

  1. Beautiful card Chriss...so nice image...
    Valerija xx

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  2. Chriss, this is gorgeous. Just love her eyes and the paper.

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  3. She looks beautiful in the colours Chriss and you have colored her eyes beautifully. Thank you for joining us for the Aurora Wings Challenge!
    Laine
    x

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  4. It's so gorgeous, Chriss!! I love pink and black together!! She's so beautiful!! I love the sprinkle of freckles across her nose!! Have a great day!! Big hugs :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  5. You did amazing with her, she is cute and great coloring. Pink/black is always a pretty blend together, nothing to not like about those colors blending in anyway.

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  6. Wow Chriss, she is beautiful and your coloring is gorgeous! You did an amazing job! I love the heart frame behind her to~the pink and black is perfect..great job!
    Hugs,
    Sherrie K

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  7. I LOVE this color combo, Chriss! And your coloring of Valentine Girl is so bright and beautiful and her eyes are indeed fabulous! Gorgeous paper and die cut framing, as well. Thanks so much for joining our Anything Goes challenge at Aurora Wings. xxD

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  8. I fit into 'love pink and black' camp. Anything and black suits me just fine! And I think you did a fabulous job of coloring your pig-tailed girl, ESPECIALLY her eyes! They sparkle! Thank you for playing along at Frilly and Funkie in our All You Need is Love challenge.

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  9. I love pink and black combo, too, Chriss. Your Valentine's card is gorgeous! Your coloring brought the Valentine Girl image to life with those gorgeous eyes! Thank you for joining our ATG challenge at Aurora Wings. Mitzi xx

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  10. Your coloring is wonderful! Such a pretty card!

    Theresa
    Theresa’s Crafty Creations

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  11. Lovely work. Thank you for joining the challenge at Crafting with Dragonflies. Hope to see you again next time

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  12. Such a beautifully coloured card Chriss! Thank you for joining us at Frilly and Funkie. Just a heads up that in the challenge description we asked for the inclusion of the word Love to consider entries for our prize draw xx

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  13. What a sweet little girl with lovely colouring. Thanks for joining us at Frilly and Funkie.
    Hugs!
    Cec

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  14. Love the card and your coloring!!!
    Thanks for joining the D2BA challenge! -Tasha :)

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