Hi all, Well Spring is supposedly here – right? Here in Vernon, it’s windy and cold, snowing at night and melting by 9 a.m. Weird!
I’m showcasing some new items that I have purchased from my absolutely favorite on-line store…OCS . Lora has so many toys and pretties to chose from!!
I’ve made this card for a friend, who has made it quite clear that she doesn’t like colored images on cards . . . . . dead silence?? Well, she’s a wonderful friend and I love her just the same.
My card is a clean and simple but I got to use a whole bunch of fun elements.
Card Recipe:
“Stamp up a storm, ink up a wish” and send it on to someone you love.
~ rubber hugz, inky wishes ~
PS. You’ve still got time to participate in the March Challenge at OCS!! There are Prizes to be won!! See you at your blog!
I’m showcasing some new items that I have purchased from my absolutely favorite on-line store…OCS . Lora has so many toys and pretties to chose from!!
I’ve made this card for a friend, who has made it quite clear that she doesn’t like colored images on cards . . . . . dead silence?? Well, she’s a wonderful friend and I love her just the same.
My card is a clean and simple but I got to use a whole bunch of fun elements.
Card Recipe:
- 11” x 4 1/4” white cardstock (scored at 5”)
- Run 6” part through the beautiful Marianne Designable – Vintage die then I Scallop embossed the edge with the Large Scallop die from the Spellbinders Classic Edges 1.
- Scallop a pink piece ( 4 3/8” x 6” of cardstock on the 4 13/8” edge (using the Large Scallop die from the Spellbinders Classic Edges 1
- Repeat with a piece of black cardstock ( 41/2” x 6 1/4”)
- Adhere Pink behind front white and black behind inside white flap. Make sure to keep the edges equal.
- Scraps of White, Pink and Black – to mat a small sentiment
- Use Black Scrap to punch ferns (Martha Stewart Fern Punch)
- Tie pink ribbon around card and tie into a bow.
- Tuck sentiment and black fern punchies under knot of bow.
- Add flowers of your choice – Lora has such a beautiful selection here.
- I like to make my flowers sturdy for mailing by using Diamond Glaze – it also adds a bit of irridescent gloss.
- I stamped the inside of my card with Tsukineko Jet Black StazOn with a beautiful flourish stamp called Lavish Flourishes by Whimsy stamps.
- A row of white half pearls (which I colored pink with copic marker R81) was added to the scallops on the front.
“Stamp up a storm, ink up a wish” and send it on to someone you love.
~ rubber hugz, inky wishes ~
PS. You’ve still got time to participate in the March Challenge at OCS!! There are Prizes to be won!! See you at your blog!
A very classic and elegant card. Love the details Madge.
ReplyDeletewow this is so pretty! Looks almost like a wedding invite. love it
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