Well I decided I wanted to use some of my new toys and join in the latest Inkspiration sketch challenge. I don't normally make square cards as it's hard to get them to fit into envelopes, but the Whisper White medium Square Envelopes (#107289) are perfect for them.
I bought the 2 3/8" scallop circle punch from the Summer Mini and layered it with the 1 3/4" scallop circle punch. Snipped in each petal, but not all the way to the centre, sponged the edges and then secured them together with one of the lovely Antique Brads - like the result?
The sentiment was stamped in Basic Black, cut out and layered on top of the same image stamped in Riding Hood Red with a Dimensional and embellished with a Basic Rhinestone.
The faux ribbon is actually just card stock that has been wet with a few spritzes of Stamp 'n Mist, then just scrunched up, when it dries it holds it's shape and becomes quite hard. I sponged the edges of it to add a bit more colour depth and then stuck it onto the card - too easy!
Stamps: Cute by the Inch (hostess level 2)
Ink: Basic Black & Riding Hood Red
Card Stock: Very Vanilla, Basic Black & Riding Hood Red
Accessories: Basic Rhinestones, 1 3/4" scallop circle punch, 2 3/8" scallop circle punch, Stampin' sponges, SNAIL, paper snips, Antique Brad, Dimensionals.
Fantastic design Ann! I really like your layered daisy & the way you have enhanced the sentiment square.
ReplyDeleteThe ribbon technique is awesome - thanks for sharing this clever idea. :)
This is gorgeous. Lovely colours and design, great flower and very cute loveheart. Thanks for playing along with the inkspiration challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteAwesome card!! The red is really striking!!
ReplyDeleteLove your card !!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! love this one too, very classy. I particularly like the faux ribbon and the way you've inked the edges. Beautiful my friend, well done. Lots of inky ones from Charmaine x
ReplyDeleteLove how you did the flower!! Great use of this week's sketch. Thanks so much for joining us at Inkspirations this week :)
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