It didn't start out this way but it got sidetracked and ended up being a softly feminine card, not my usual style at all. It started with the image and meandered away into lacy pinkness. I think she looks like she is dancing in a world of flowers.
The EF (a magazine freebee) was embossed on previously smooshed paper, then direct-to-paper Distress inked on the high spots. The stamped image is coloured with Copics and gold pen.the border is defined with a band of double stacked paper lace (years old from stash), a band of pink linen card and a diecut stacked bow (Three Button Studio) with a gold dot. I gathered real lace and glued it to the image like a skirt, popped up on foam tape. Gems added. Stamped sentiment (TimHoltz) chopped up and put on wonky. DI's, a snippet of lace and linen card, gold pen, Stickles and gems.
Beautiful Carol. Love your work. Thank you for joining us at 613 Avenue create this week. Hope to see your beautiful cards back here again soon, Judy DT https://avenue613.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteA very inspirational design Carol, certainly hits the feminine brief at Stamping Sensations, many thanks for joining us.
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I think she looks really happy to be dancing away in her lacey dress Carol, a lovely card. xx
ReplyDeleteCute card. Love the skirt on the girl and great design. Thanks for sharing over at Crafty catz
ReplyDeleteIt is such a sweet card and will certainly make the recipient smile! Thanks for playing along with us at Stamping Sensations.
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Love this - great texture and depth to the design.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Stamping Sensations.
Helen x
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