Hexagon Sympathy–C4C #192

Hey there, Crazy fans! Back today with this week’s Crazy 4 Challenges! This week, Kristine is challenging us to use hexagons in our designs. MFT has so many hexagons to choose from it was a matter of deciding which one I wanted to use. In the end, I chose to use Die-namics Open Hexagon Borders.

I wanted to use the smallest size, so I stamped a few lines from Washi Patterns on Primitive White card stock with Black Licorice ink and cut out the die. Then I arranged the die cuts on a Primitive White card stock base and stamped the sentiment, from Clearly Sentimental About Sympathy, on a Die-namics Layered Label die cut and popped it up on foam.

Here’s the inside with another sentiment from Clearly Sentimental About Sympathy:

And that's it! Be sure to check out what the rest of the design team has for you!

• Andrea Murdock
• Anja de Regt
• Barbara Anders (<-- that's me!)
• Betty Wright
• Frances Byrne
• Jessie Rone
• Joanne Grzelak—taking a break
• Kelli Hull
• Kristine Reynolds
• Peggy McCurry
• Silke Kittmann
• Silke Ledlow
• Amber Hillman – June Guest Designer

THEN, you know what to do--we'd love to have you come along and play with us. Just do your thing with the challenge and link it to Mr. Linky on the Crazy 4 Challenges blog. Please link directly to your project. And, if you upload to a public gallery, please use the key word C4C192.

Thanks so much for stopping by today!

~Supplies~
Stamps: Washi Patterns, Clearly Sentimental About Sympathy (MFT)
Paper: Primitive White card stock (MFT)
Ink: Black Licorice ink (MFT)
Accessories/tools: Vagabond; Die-namics Open Hexagon Borders, Die-namics Layered Label (MFT); foam tape