That make life better! And that happens to be the sentiment I used on my card for One Layer Wednesday. The challenge Susan set us this week is the opposite of Jennifer's challenge from last week. Last week Jennifer challenged us to use a new stamp that had never seen ink. So this week Susan challenged us to use a stamp we have had for a while, but have not inked up in recent history. I have lots of stamps that fall into that category (shocking, I know!). After some thought I decided to use my Stampin Up! set "Happy Harmony" because it is one of my favorite SU! sets. And since I'm slightly obsessed with the current Splitcoaststampers color challenge combo of Crumb Cake, purple and ivory I made another card using those colors.
Thanks for taking a peek...
Supplies: Cardstock: PTI Vintage Cream; Stamps: SU! Happy Harmony; Ink: SU! Crumb Cake; Nick Bantock Damson Plum
14 comments:
Oh I love this!! Great one layer card using one of my fave SU sets!
LOVE that sentiment!!! Such a soft and pretty card!
Hi there, it's simply gorgeous:0) xxx
Oh yea, I love this set too! I haven't used mine in a while either, although it has seen a lot of use (just not recently).
Lovely card, especially with those colors!
Beautifully done, elegant clean and simple. It showcases the sentiment perfectly.
Very inspiring and love that sentiment, so true indeed!! Love the sentiment overlaying on the flower, very pretty!
Gorgeous 1 layer card! I'm going to have to try and make one!
This stamp set falls under that same category in my world, as well, Rosebud! So great to see it used to it's beautiful potential! It was DEFINITELY a stamp set I wish wasn't so quickly retired - that really takes the fun out... :o(
YOUR card is a stunning visual aid to make my point! {*wink!*wink!}
Super card Rosemary, I love that image!
Chrissie
Fabulous image, great sentiment.
Lynne xxx
Somehow your CAS cards always look so elegant! This is lovely!! Happy Easter.
Elegance personified ..........
Marie
Lovely card and a great colour combo :)
Jenny x
This is so very elegant, Rosemary! Beautifully done!
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