I have had this color combination in my mind for a while and it didn't come out as planned but I still like it. I had this scrap of Kraft card stock so I stamped the damask from an Inkadinkado set in PaperTrey Snowy White ink in a pattern. I just got the Scor-bug so I used that to make the little pierced looking marks between the damasks images. I matted this panel on dimensionals with PTI Lemon Tart card stock. I used my Scor-pal to score a diamond pattern on the front of the card to match the pattern on the main image panel. I attached two Lemon Tart ribbon tabs. The SCS CAS challenge, CAS12, was to use little bits of ribbon. Supplies: Stamps - Inkadinkado; Ink - PTI Snowy White; Paper - PaperTrey; Misc - Ribbon, Scor-pal, Scor-bug, Dimensionals
Monday, April 27, 2009
Ten Minute Monday
I have had this color combination in my mind for a while and it didn't come out as planned but I still like it. I had this scrap of Kraft card stock so I stamped the damask from an Inkadinkado set in PaperTrey Snowy White ink in a pattern. I just got the Scor-bug so I used that to make the little pierced looking marks between the damasks images. I matted this panel on dimensionals with PTI Lemon Tart card stock. I used my Scor-pal to score a diamond pattern on the front of the card to match the pattern on the main image panel. I attached two Lemon Tart ribbon tabs. The SCS CAS challenge, CAS12, was to use little bits of ribbon. Supplies: Stamps - Inkadinkado; Ink - PTI Snowy White; Paper - PaperTrey; Misc - Ribbon, Scor-pal, Scor-bug, Dimensionals
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I just saw this on the SCS gallery. The piercing between the stamped design really focuses attention on the images. The embossing on the background is a great touch. Love the color scheme.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! I love to use white ink on kraft paper...it's one of my favorites! This is a really fun card. Thank you! :D
ReplyDeleteAdorable! My favorite part is the paper piercing... it adds so much . It's hard to believe that this took you such a short time. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, Harriet! Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteI just had an acrylic workshop where all we used was white, cream and beige...made for some really breathtaking work....as is this card.
ReplyDeleteI love everything about this card, really. It is so well designed!
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