Here's a little birthday card I made using the Eiffel tower from the retired SU! set Paris in the Spring. I also used the Happy Birthday from Delightful Dahlia (PTI).
The scalloped layer is actually some of that glitter paper. The rhinestones are Martha Stewart.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
CQC #42 and FTL #99
I am so happy I found Arielle's Colour Q Challenge site. I never would have paired these colors up on my own, and it was great to work with them. I also used the FTL on Clean&Simple to create this one. I love their layouts!
The only Tangerine Tango I had was from the textured In Color sampler, so I decided to use that as the base for my card. This card is 3.5x6 inches.
I used the now retired set True Friend by Stampin' Up! I love this stamp set. I usually use the sentiment that came with the set, but this time decided to go with one from Say It With Style by PTI. The large flower I used the Rock n' Roll technique. I stamped on the So Saffron pad first, than rolled the outer edge of the stamp on the Real Red stamp pad. I added some Pure Poppy buttons to the centers and -There it is!
Saturday, July 17, 2010
OTWC #16 and Moxie Fab Classy & Elegant
This is the first I've played along with the Off The Wall Craftiness challenge. I love love LOVE the picture collage. This card is also for the Card Style Classy and Elegant for the Moxie Fab World Blog Here
I bought this paper at a national chain called Paper Source. They have some of the most beautiful paper I've ever seen. This is Japanese paper with Cherry Blossoms in Pink and a coordinating pink scalloped design.
I matted the Japanese paper on light pink pearl cardstock. From the above picture you can see that the Japanese paper is a beautiful pearl. The sentiment (from Damask Designs PTI) I stamped in silver. I added small paper flowers with pearl centers to balance the card design.
I found this little white button that looked just like the blossoms which I stitched to the bow.
From the amount of pictures, you can tell I love this card. I'm not sure when or who I will give it to, but I will be sad to see it go when it does.
I bought this paper at a national chain called Paper Source. They have some of the most beautiful paper I've ever seen. This is Japanese paper with Cherry Blossoms in Pink and a coordinating pink scalloped design.
I matted the Japanese paper on light pink pearl cardstock. From the above picture you can see that the Japanese paper is a beautiful pearl. The sentiment (from Damask Designs PTI) I stamped in silver. I added small paper flowers with pearl centers to balance the card design.
I found this little white button that looked just like the blossoms which I stitched to the bow.
From the amount of pictures, you can tell I love this card. I'm not sure when or who I will give it to, but I will be sad to see it go when it does.
Friday, July 16, 2010
CQC #41
I know Pink Passion is a bit more purple than this, but I really liked this glitter paper I had in my stash. The flowers are cut in Raspberry Fizz felt by PTI.
I used a pearl pink and silver on the scalloped edge, along with some SU! Gray Taffeta Ribbon. The sentiment is PTI.
My husband even offered his input - he suggested I mat the felt on a circle of gray to help it stand out. I think he was right.
I used a pearl pink and silver on the scalloped edge, along with some SU! Gray Taffeta Ribbon. The sentiment is PTI.
My husband even offered his input - he suggested I mat the felt on a circle of gray to help it stand out. I think he was right.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Color Q #40
I threw this together last night. Not sure if I'm satisfied with the end result. Anyway, I did use some PTI background stamps on the Barely Banana, Cameo Coral and Bermuda Bay.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Bright and Cheery
Hello All! I picked up this American Crafts paper at the local scrapbook store. I couldn't pass up these bright and fun summer colors. I paired the patterned paper with Daffodil Delight and added Berry Sorbet (PTI) buttons. I also cut out some of the flowers from the patterned paper and mounted them with foam tape. This card is actually based on a card video done by Kristina Werner. Seen Here
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