Card: tempting turquoise, real red, whisper white
DSP: play date DSP
Ink: tempting turquoise, real red
Stamp set(s): just believe, mixed bunch, elementary elegance
Accessories: brayer, temp twine, blossom punch, scallop border punch, pearls
Yesterday, I made up a cute box bag and filled it with Easter eggs for our new neighbours who have just moved in behind us. I was thinking about adding some baking, but time got away with me - the story of my life right now...! But it was special to meet our new neighbours and offer them a "welcome to the neighbourhood" gift.
I have a number of the cute 'Hello' cards I had thought I would use as my swaps at Stamp Camp last month but didn't, so I dug up some co-ordinating DSP to make a box bag and I think they work really well together. Again, my new blossom punch worked a treat to add an embellishment to the bag. The neighbours were appreciative of the gift and hope they enjoyed the Easter eggs!
Showing posts with label elementary elegance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label elementary elegance. Show all posts
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Saturday, March 24, 2012
A wee card to say hello
Ink: tempting turquoise, real red
Stamp set(s): just believe, elementary elegance
Accessories: beautiful wings embosslit, big shot, pearl, brayer
This project was going to be my swap for Stamp Camp a few weeks ago, but I decided to do something different. It's a 3" card, which is my new favourite size. I have brayered the real red on whisper white, stamped the images, and added the butterflies with a pearl. It's a simple card, but I love the detail and brayering! The pearl gives it a little bit of elegance!
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Cute hello card
Ink: rich razzleberry, wisteria wonder
Stamp set(s): elementary elegance stamp set (SAB), fast flowers wheel
Accessories: sponge, beautiful wings embosslit, big shot, small square envelope, pearl
A very quick "hello" card that I decided to make for a friend "just 'cos"! I've used a fantastic stamp set from the current Sale-a-Bration collection. If you spend $120, you can get yours for free! I've also used Stampin' Up! square envelope that fits a cute small card like this one.
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