Power Poppy Creative Confetti Challenge

OMG!  I love black and white cards!  This fabulous flower is Power Poppy's Black-Eyed Susan.  I think this flower is exquisite.  This week's Creative Confetti challenge is to use a black-and-white image.  The background behind my flowers is A Sure Sign (Sekada Designs).  The card base paper is one of the first papers I purchased when I first started papercrafting 15 years ago - never found a use for it, but liked it too much to toss. 

I embellished using a simple bow with some ribbon I've had since forever.   Love, love, love this challenge!

Hey There, Sweetheart!

Hello!  It was probably ten years ago that I started "collecting" digital papercrafting files.  I know when it's time for me to move into "the home," I'll be lucky if my entire apartment is as large as the craft room I have now.  So I got to thinking how best to downsize - and determined that I probably could have lots of crafting fun with just my computer, printer, and digis - become a digicrafter rather than papercrafter.  Recently, single-layer cards have become popular - and the more challenges I enter with this twist, the more I enjoy them!  So here I am - ready for my apartment with a bed, tv, computer, and printer - and guardian, of course.

Today I would like to share a single-layer card with you.  I'm getting pretty good at whipping these out, so my apartment will probably still need lots of room for white cardstock and ink!

For my print layer, I used patterned paper and a flower from A Sure Sign - Sekada Designs.  I used a sentiment from Whimsical Words of Love - Robin Gough Designs.