CardzTV with Mary Stamps Challenge # 8 "Color Me A Rainbow" Day 3 "Back On Your Feet"

I have another card for Day 3 of CardzTV challenge "Color Me A Rainbow" (Make a card or project for any occasion using the colors of the rainbow...use pink, blue, yellow and green only...you can use a small amount of white and black also).

Here is my card:

and the sentiment inside:

 Finished Card: 3 1/2" in diameter

Materials:
Cardstock: White, Green and Patterned
Birds Cards Digital Image
Spectrum Noir Markers
CardzTV with Mary Clear Stamps Encouraging Thoughts "Get Well Soon"
Spellbinders Nestabilities Standard Circles Large, Largest and Second Largest Circles
Green Pigment Ink
Thin Green Ribbon
Mounting Tape

I don't make shaped cards very often, but I thought that this image just wouldn't look good any other way. Also, because of the writing on the image, I stamped the CardzTV sentiment on the inside. I folded over a piece of white cardstock and then cut the base card using the largest Nestabilities circle by leaving a small area inside the cutting area, so I would have a hinge for the card. I then cut the full size circle with the patterned cardstock and adhered it to the top of the white base card. I then cut the next size down circle out of the green cardstock. I single mounted the image circle on top of the green circle and also single mounted the green circle on the patterned circle, in order to give a little more dimension to a fairly simple card. I think the ribbon gives a finished touch. You'll also notice that my "rainbow of colors" did not include pink on this card. (Oooo, I hope I don't get into too much trouble for that...lol).

Don't forget to check out the other designer's projects AND that Mary at CardzTV is giving away a set of stamps (your choice) to the winner of the challenge. So, if you haven't entered yet, get crafting.

Thanks for stopping by. I would love to hear what you think, so please leave a comment. (Hope you saw my other two cards for this challenge the past two days...just scroll down if not...thanks again)

imagine what you could do...