

For today's card, I decided to use the sketch from
Mojo Monday for this week, and the
Magnolia #2 digistamp from
Lindsay's Stamp Stuff. I have had this image colored for awhile, just waiting for inspiration to strike...then I thought about these beautiful papers from Basic Grey's Wisteria line... and I think they go together beautifully. And of course, being the southern girl that I am, magnolias are near and dear to my heart. I started with a plum colored cardstock base, cut the card front rectangle from the Wisteria paper, cut a square of cornflower blue cardstock, rounded the edges with a Fiskars corner rounder squeeze punch, taped it to the "leaf texture" Fiskars texture plate, rubbed with the texturing tool, flipped it over and applied it to the card. I added the digistamped image with pop dots, used my Martha Stewart simple scallop punch to make 3 borders from cardstock and iridescent vellum, and layered them on top of one another. I tied a lavender satin ribbon around the card front and then glued it to the card base. I haven't decided what occasion to use it for yet...so I will add the sentiment when I decide. Maybe a birthday or thank you card?
Well, now it's time for you to head over to
Lindsay's blog (she may have a freebie for you there;-) ), and then to the other designer's blogs from there! Thanks for stopping by!
Wow, pretty and so unique! I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh, that is so pretty! It looks like a painting, just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow - looks like a real painting. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteLovely colors, Margie! I love this one!
ReplyDeletegorgeous card! I love how you colored the image
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Stunning magnolia! I love how you colored it! It is so pretty! Great job!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is just LOVELY. Coloring is totally awesome. WTG!
ReplyDeleteLove how the papers really work with this image! You did a great job with the sketch, too. This sketch kinda left me flat but it obviously worked for you!
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