One more post for today; keep scrolling down for the other two. The Crafty Secrets Challenge on SCS is to make a monochromatic card. I wanted to use this image and sentiment, so searched around until I found this sketch (SFYTT) on Jen Del Muro's blog. I chalked around the image, cut it out with oval Nestabilities. Used Deco corner punch on the mat. Also stamped and cut out the sentiment. Used the DCWV DP because it was a perfect match for the chalking. The lower piece was plain, so I stamped a couple of the Crafty Secrets Flourishes, then attached the sentiment on foam tape. Added some Martha Stewart ribbon. There was a snag on the ribbon that I didn't notice until after I had it attached, so I made the vellum flower to cover it. :) Stamps: Crafty Secrets For the Girls, and Flourishes.
Paper: The Paper Studio, DCWV Luxury mat pack.
Ink: Stazon, Colorbox Queues.
Accessories: Ribbon, Nestabilities, Pebbles chalks, foam tape, flower punches, Stickles, Deco corner punch.
9 comments:
wow I love this so much....the image is gorgeous and the aged effect perfect with it xxx
I really really like this, the softness and how simple it is too... love that image and the quote you have with it. Now, I believe you make your flowers, I really love this one here/the ones like this.... they are soo pretty and this one is super soft, what a great girlfriend card!! nice job and good luck on landing a job, just keep your spirits up and it you will have one before you know it!! :O)
Awesome card, Nancy.
I just love the image and sentiment together.
Such a fun card!!
Karen x
This is very elegant and old fashioned looking. Great card for a girlfriend or sister.
Very sassy, Nancy!! I love how elegant you've made the card with the soft color and subtle accents. Very nice!
Wonderful card Nancy! I love the soft colors.
Wow, I love this card. What a great card to send to your best girl friend. By the way, mine lives in Austin! Love the suble colors you used and the layout!
Wonderful. Great saying too.
OOH la la!! How fun is this one! :) Too cute!
I agree with Vicki, ooh lala. ! This is very elegant
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