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I Have Faith in You!

Hello! It's another wonderful Saturday challenge over at 365 Cards. The card I am sharing with you was super fun to make but oh, so simple!
The challenge is
Use a specific pattern and a dominant color on your card.  The pattern does not have to be that color, as long as you use the color elsewhere on the card.

Today's pair is - Paisley and Yellow


Of course as soon as I saw paisley I just knew I had to use Market Street Stamps' Paisley background stamp and I also knew I wanted the yellow to be paired up with black. So this is what I came up with!


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  1. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this! And what a perfect card to tell someone they CAN DO IT and that you believe in them! Hugs- Glora

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  3. DoBea, this is just GORGEOUS! I love cards with a pop of color!

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  4. Oh I love this card! The yellow is so subtle, but on the black and white it just stands out so nicely. Love the ribbon and the sentiment.

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