This weeks Global Design challenge is a sketch and the following is what I came up with …
One of my stamping buddies gifted me with a lovely scrapbooking package earlier this year and the pp in the card came from that package. I just love this type of pp, but hate covering it up so in an effort to keep as much visible as possible I used vellum for the center pieces. I also used a left over strip of cream to go behind the heart die cuts. Using a stitched heart die set I cut the two bigger hearts and attached them as shown. I then cut 4 of the small ones in a gold cs to pop up on top. The gold cs matches the gold in the pp. The sentiment strip is from the same gifted package. I am so blessed in my on line friendships.
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Pretty card! Looks perfect for the sketch.
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Thanks Lisa – it came together easily and quickly too. Glad you like it.
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Gold with gold can be tricky, you seemed to navigate it to perfection.
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The washi paper I have came with some very different golds with a slight texture. They’ve worked well with a lot of things so far but I’m now out of the golds. Must look for some more. Glad you like it.
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Johanna, you created another beautiful one! I love your background paper and totally get why you didn’t want to cover much up. It’s pretty through the vellum, too.
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Considering the background paper came in the package you gave to me – you should like it. These types of pp are always a favourite of mine and I gravitate to golds and textures when decorating my home. Thanks for the compliment.
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That’s funny, as I didn’t remember what papers were in it. Glad you like the golds. It’s the textures that I love.
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Love the background paper too. Way to pretty to be covered up but you worked it in and is perfect for the sketch challenge.
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Yes it is always hard for me to cover up a beautiful paper so sometimes they stay in a box for a long time because I don’t want to cover them or cut them up. Kind of funny really. I ought to use them more. Glad you like this creation.
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