Make and take mistake

I recently (and rather excitedly) joined in a card swap with fellow INKlings arranged by my upline, Jayne. There were only a couple of guidelines set:

1. use a stamp set introduced in the recently released Idea Book & Catalogue,
2. and it should be straightforward enough for a "Make & Take" (where workshop attendees can all roll up their sleeves, make a copy of it during a workshop and take it home with them).

Not much to ask really...except that I experienced an nasty bout of self-doubt. What if the card I make is so awful that other demonstrators gag on seeing it? Or go blind and lose their ability to continue as demonstrators? I'd have deprived them of their joy AND their income. So, I thought and thought about what to make...and forgot all about rule number two. When I had finally finished the four copies of my card design, I went back to the INKlings forum to review the details (I know - a bit late!) and rule number two stuck its tongue out at me. Noooooo! Woe is me! Boho Backgrounds, from this day forward, thine name shall be Boohoo Backgrounds! To me, that is...

Anyhoo, I made another four cards which were not as fiddly and they are now on their way to Jayne. But I thought I might as well share the first set of cards with you. The Whisper White Craft ink is a revelation - the tiny flourishes look like they are white rub-ons since they sit on top of the surface of the cardstock.

Stampin' Supplies
Ink:
Lovely Lilac
Rose Red
Taken with Teal
Whisper White Craft

Stamps:
Boho Backgrounds set
Carte Postale set

Cardstock:
Lovely Lilac
Rose Red
Taken with Teal
Whisper White

Accessories:
Stampin' Dimensionals
White Grosgrain Ribbon