Thank you.. Ellie I agree with you..totally different style from anything I've done before but I do love the bottom one best. I thought I'd better make it a good one after all she's been through recently and she's still here to see it!
Of course, it would have helped if I had made sure the card was around the right way before I stuck everything down! When it was finished I went to stand it up to discover it opened from left to right so it would have been upside down! I had to cut the front off and stick it on a new card! Doh!
LOL Elaine!! Lovely cards, I especially like the stitched squares with the petite petals, must try that.
Here is my screen card as mentioned on the other thread
Love your cards Wendy will have to find about the wink if Stella wink wink
Love your screen card Wendy I would like to try one of those
Glad you found you found us Chris
You been busy 3 beautiful cards Elaine as Ellie said the 1st is eye popping yes I think that's a word
The second is pretty and everything places so precise
And I just love love love the 3rd one it's another one your mum will keep up allyear
thank you :-) I have to admit it's the paper, not me I was at a workshop and of all the 6" paper pads I had in my tote, it was the only thing I had which would go with a white card blank, the rest were better suited to ivory!! Having said that, I am pleased with the way it turned out. Funnily enough I was thinking of stencilled and inked panels as something to try on this style of card. I have just blogged it, if you want to see the method. At some point I will do a step by step photo tutorial on it. But I am still sorting paper right now... !!!!
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Wendy, you could have lied and we would all have believed you! It's still a stunning card and let's face it, you're the one who thought how to make it work so perfectly.
Another lovely card from you, I do love turquoise/aqua, it goes with so many other colours.
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Originally Posted by elainevking
I was at a workshop and of all the 6" paper pads I had in my tote, it was the only thing I had which would go with a white card blank, the rest were better suited to ivory!! Having said that, I am pleased with the way it turned out. Funnily enough I was thinking of stencilled and inked panels as something to try on this style of card. I have just blogged it, if you want to see the method. At some point I will do a step by step photo tutorial on it. But I am still sorting paper right now... !!!!
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