This card I have also made using the faux tearing technique. I have also wiped the edges of the whisper white cardstock down the rose red ink for a bit of extra colour and to add to the rustic look of the card.
The details are:
Stamps: Easter Blooms, A little birthday cheer, canvas background stamp Card stock: Old Olive, whisper white Ink: rose red Accessories: rose red & old olive markers, sponge daubers, scissors, dimentionals
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I love this fun card. If you tip the card to the side the happy birthday scalloped part spins down the card! Oh so fun! :)
Ahhh... I love this set! I think it may be my new favourite! :) The present on the right hand side has been cut out and popped up on dimentionals.
Details:
Stamps: Big Bold Birthday Cardstock: Tempting Turquoise, Brilliant Blue, Whisper White Ink: Real Red, Brilliant Blue, Tempting Turquoise Accessories: Real Red ribbon, dimentionals
Ok, when I made this card I loved the "thanks" sentiment running up the stem. But when people look at it they always turn the card over so the thanks reads normally!! Hmph... what do you think??? Too arty??
Details:
Stamps: Follow your Dreams
Cardstock: Blush Blossom, Certainly Celery, Whisper White
Ink: Versamark, Pretty in Pink
Accessories: Pretty in Pink, certainly Celery & Regal Rose markers, Pretty in Pink & Certainly Celery ribbon, dimentionals
Last One... (for today anyway)
I wanted this card to be a single layer card that was fairly simple but really effective. I hope this design fits! :)
Stamps: Baroque Motifs Cardstock: Pale Plum Ink: Pale Plum, Perfect Plum
Ok, hope you like them! :)
See you next time
Kerryn
i don't think i'd turn the card - but that's mostly because i wouldn't put ribbon on the bottom how it would be if you turned it... i like it how it is - i think having it vertical makes it a bit more subtle, and the card is about the flowers, not the greeting.
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