I'd like to take this opportunity to tell you about Stamping 411! The blog is full of fantastic ideas and there are LOTS of Stampin' UP! samples. There just aren't enough hours in the day to do all that I want to do! I need a week's vacation ... you can have my food delivered to my craft room! Wouldn't that be heavenly? Here's the sketch from last Friday.
I've wanted to try one of these flowers FOREVER and here is my chance! I punched 8 layers of DSP with my
Scallop Circle Punch. They are all from the same DSP but since ours is double sided and color coordinated, I simply flipped over every other one. Voila! Stack them up and then take your
Paper-Piercing Tool and punch a hole right thru the middle. Be sure to put the
rubber mat from our Mat Pack underneath! A
Silver Brad holds them together but I covered that up with a
Glue Dot and one of our
Fresh Favorites blue buttons. More buttons from our
Sherbet collection add to the whimsy.
The DSP paper, stamp set, and ribbon are retired. The crazy stitching is easy to do on your sewing machine when you are trying to watch the Olympics at the same time you're paper crafting! The greeting is from
Whimsical Words in our
Sale-A-Bration catalog as is the
Scallop Trim Border punch. See the link on the left? The colors used here are soft ...
Very Vanilla, Barely Banana, and Bliss Blue. I guess I'm anxious for the pastel colors of spring!
Watch for a blog candy give away soon and thanks for stopping by!
Soft, Subtle and Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteVery nice card, Joanne. I really like how your flower turned out. I'll have to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteSoft and pretty, these colors are fantastic! Awesome job with the sketch! You rocked it out!
ReplyDeleteI happen to love that crazy stitching. It adds character to this already fabulous card!!! Love that flower!!!
ReplyDeleteJoanne -- love the soft colors in your card. Great job! Thanks for playing along with the Stamping 411 Operators this week! Blessings, Gretchen -- www.gretchenbarron.typepad.com
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this card! You used one of my favorite stamp sets ever and I so wish it wasn't retired! Beautiful job on your colors and your elements. Thanks for playing with the 411 this week!
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