Hey friends!! Popping in with a card that I made for a couple of challenges:
Viva la Verve week 3 and
Colour Me...! I don't know about you, but I have way too many 6 x 6 paper pads that I have not used. I'm trying to get better about that and so I found a couple pads that would work for the Colour Me...! combo and settled on the Teresa Collins Fabrications pad. I used the lovely Verve set Let It Be for the sentiment and floral image. After finishing the main panel I tried a little idea I learned from
Jennifer McGuire (I don't follow her blog so I know if she shared this on her blog) during the
Online Card Classes: Clean & Simple 4 class. After she finished her main panel she used fun foam trimmed to fit the panel instead of foam tape to give the panel its lift. I had wanted to give it a try and finally was able to make it to Joann's and purchased a few sheets. Using a piece of fun foam trimmed to fit your panel gives the panel more stability and there is no sagging in the spots where there is no foam tape. I like that! The only thing I'm not sure about is the adhesive that I used to adhere the panel is strong enough to keep a grip on it. We shall see...
Thanks for stopping by...
Supplies: Cardstock: Recollections white; SU! Sahara Sand; PP: Teresa Collins; Stamps: Verve; Dies: My Favorite Things banner dies; Wilton paper doily; Ink: Memento London Fog, VersaFine Onyx Black; grey enamel dot
I like the soft shabby feel this has Rosemary, very pretty!
ReplyDeleteHello Rosie,
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful Palette and a great looking card.
Smiles:)
Sue
Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteI love the ruffled paper edges and the doily showing through.
ReplyDeleteloving your shabby chic design!!! Thanks for joining us at Colour me!
ReplyDeleteSo elegant !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful papers--perfect for the color challenge & oh my what a gorgeous shabby chic card, Rosemary! Love everything you did here!
ReplyDeleteI love your shabby chic style and the muted colors, Rosemary! So glad you shared with us this week at Colour Me!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the HM at CM--a winner in my book, Rosemary!
ReplyDeleteShould have gone to Verve before I left the last comment. Congrats on the showcase at Verve--I knew it would be as soon as I saw it!
ReplyDeletebeautifully created, lovin this design! :)
ReplyDeleteRosemary, this is so adorably sweet!
ReplyDeleteI love the pretty papers.
How very elegant and feminine, Rosemary ... just lovely! Anita :)
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