Bless You :: 2 Sketches 4 You and Color Inspiration
It's has been a slow craft week for me.
But it was fun to coordinate this card. Actually, it should be much easier w/a sketch and the colors, but everything has to be just right.
I'm working w/the 2 Sketches 4 You card sketch and Kristina Werner's Color Inspiration.
I like the result. I used my newest craft purchase - or the most recent to arrive - the labels Nestabilities. Love those. For coordinating colors, I am having much success using my Die Cuts With A View (DCWV) Mat Stacks and Border Strips. They have lots of color variations so that helps out a lot. That's what I used w/the browns on this one.
I almost went overboard too by adding three felt flowers along the right side ... it was just too much and I again went w/the 'simple is best' approach. Oh, and I had wanted to do another 'Thank You' card, but I like this sentiment and I have not used it in a while.
Thanks for looking ... here's what I used:
cardstock: Bazzill and Die Cuts With A View (DCWV)
patterned paper: Basic Grey
die cut labels: Nestabilities
stamp: Hero Arts
ink: VersaMark
embossing powder: Ranger
ribbon: American Crafts
dry embossing: Cuttlebug
other: sewing
But it was fun to coordinate this card. Actually, it should be much easier w/a sketch and the colors, but everything has to be just right.
I'm working w/the 2 Sketches 4 You card sketch and Kristina Werner's Color Inspiration.
I like the result. I used my newest craft purchase - or the most recent to arrive - the labels Nestabilities. Love those. For coordinating colors, I am having much success using my Die Cuts With A View (DCWV) Mat Stacks and Border Strips. They have lots of color variations so that helps out a lot. That's what I used w/the browns on this one.
I almost went overboard too by adding three felt flowers along the right side ... it was just too much and I again went w/the 'simple is best' approach. Oh, and I had wanted to do another 'Thank You' card, but I like this sentiment and I have not used it in a while.
Thanks for looking ... here's what I used:
cardstock: Bazzill and Die Cuts With A View (DCWV)
patterned paper: Basic Grey
die cut labels: Nestabilities
stamp: Hero Arts
ink: VersaMark
embossing powder: Ranger
ribbon: American Crafts
dry embossing: Cuttlebug
other: sewing
Labels: American Crafts, basic grey, bazzill, cuttlebug, DCWV, die cuts with a view, dry embossing, hero arts, nestabilities, ranger ink, sewing
11 Comments:
Very very cute!!! Love the embossing and double ribbon! Yeah, I'm with you on the slow crafting. I have other things I need to do in the p.m.
pretty pretty pretty looks like highly starched antique lines...I love it!
Shut up!!!!!! OMG, what a great vintage look your card has!!!! I really like all the textures, I would love to have that card, just to touch it!
OH That's very nice... love the look of the nestabilities with the monocromatic papers... and your stitching is perfect... HUGS...SK :)
Beautiful!!! I love the soft colors:)
Laura
Beautiful! I love the colors and ribbons! GReat take on Laura's sketch!
beautiful card, love the embossing.
Beautiful card, great take on both the 2s4y sketch and Kristina's color challenge!
Beautiful card! Love the cuttlebug embossing a and the spellbinders labels!!!
what a beautiful card! :) love the embossing!
Great card, the embossing is stunning,xxxWendy.
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