It’s Friday again…hard to believe that this is the last Color Dare for the month of May and that means it’s Tic Tac Toe week!!!
Tic Tac Toe gives you the choice of picking your own colors. You MUST use and identify the three colors in a row of your choice; however any or all other colors from the Challenge Board may be included.
It was a really tough decision, but I finally chose the first vertical row – Sapphire, White Daisy & Bashful – since I used a PML card from the Beautiful Friendship paper packet there’s a little Smoothie, Heather and Canary included as well.
Rarely do I use the 4X6 cards in their entirety – it means I have to make a 5X7 card which is rare for me (gives me too much space to write on inside) but having a British maternal grandfather and my mom’s china teacups I had a fondness for this particular PML card. It’s hard to see in the photo, but the centers of the Smoothie flowers are filled with bitty sparkles.
What colors will you pick for your Tic Tac Toe? Join us over at the Color My Heart Color Dare – you can click HERE for the details. While you are there please take a minute to look at the other DT member’s art…it’s worth it!
Such a pretty card! So lovely!
Lovely card! I love your choice of colors… so pretty!
Great use of the PML card! I love the tiny sparkle accents too. Lovely quickie card!
🙂 Marie
Its so nice card.
pretty, love the sparkly flowers
So pretty, lovely tea cup! I write so big I should be making 5×7 cards 🙂
This is beautiful! That image is definitely worth creating a 5×7… love it!
Wonderful flower arrangement in that cup.
Pretty image and colors.
This is lovely, Tracey. You are very talented.
Very pretty card. Love the softness ♥
Really pretty choice of colors. Love your coffee card.
I love the use of the PML card. This is such a pretty card!
So pretty, love this cup with floral beauties!
Oh Tracey this is so pretty. Love how you used the colors on your beautiful floral. Don’t forget to share this with the 2018 Coffee Lovers BlogHop, starts today.
Love your card!! I know what you mean about creating a 5×7 card, however, sometimes the design just calls for it.