Music From the Heart

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Happy Monday!  Today's post is for 2 challenges.  The first is The Male Room.  They are doing a masculine music theme challenge.  Second is The Color Throwdown with this beautiful Black, Grey, Red and White color combo.





















I used Stampin' Up Music From the Heart stamp set with Momento Black ink and Stampin' Up Basic Grey, Smoky Slate, Merry Merlot, Cherry Cobbler, and Real Red ink.  I love this guitar/treble clef combo plus it is perfect for my choir kids!  Lastly, I glossed up the birds with a little Shimmery Crystal Effects (sorry they weren't quite dry when I snapped this pic).

Here are the challenge links:

                                           

Thanks for stopping by! -- Jean

Comments

Wanda Cullen said…
Awesome music-themed card and so perfect for the throwdown colors! Thanks for playing along with us this week!
April 20, 2020 at 4:30 PM
Faith A at Daffodil Cards said…
WOW! This is gorgeous and so beautifully put together. Thank you so much for joining us in our Music challenge at The Male Room this week. Looking forward to see you again next challenge.

Faith The Male Room DT
April 27, 2020 at 12:57 PM
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