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Today's' card I think is gorgeous, but that's only my opinion. It is very much inspired by Sue Wilson and of course I used her dies to make it.
Here it is:
Isn't it pretty? I began with a square piece of white card stock and cut out an aperture using the Sue Wilson Italian Collection Tuscany die twice.
The piece of card that remained I embossed using an A4 checkboard embossing folder.
I stuck this embossed layer to a prepared mat with foam tape raising it to give it some dimension. Then using the whole piece cut from the aperture and another I cut out separately back into the aperture.
The matted base layers are the card itself made using white card stock, then a layer of Kaisercraft scarlet weave card stock then a pierced layer of white card stock.
Once most of the card was together I worked on the middle piece.
This time I used the Sue Wilson Italian Collection decorative frames dies and alternated the colours of the layers as you can see here.
At the centre I had stamped the sentiment with a memento Tuxedo Black ink pad using a Just Rite stamp. Adding some iced show around the outer edge.
On the bottom left edge I added some faux quilled leaves in white and some small red Petaloo poinsettias.
I kept the inside of the card fairly simple adding a strip of read and white polka dot ribbon and another sentiment using a Hero Art stamp.
Here are the main ingredients I used ot make this card:
Thanks for stopping by to read today's post, I hope you like this card as much as I do.
Today's' card I think is gorgeous, but that's only my opinion. It is very much inspired by Sue Wilson and of course I used her dies to make it.
Here it is:
Isn't it pretty? I began with a square piece of white card stock and cut out an aperture using the Sue Wilson Italian Collection Tuscany die twice.
The piece of card that remained I embossed using an A4 checkboard embossing folder.
I stuck this embossed layer to a prepared mat with foam tape raising it to give it some dimension. Then using the whole piece cut from the aperture and another I cut out separately back into the aperture.
The matted base layers are the card itself made using white card stock, then a layer of Kaisercraft scarlet weave card stock then a pierced layer of white card stock.
Once most of the card was together I worked on the middle piece.
This time I used the Sue Wilson Italian Collection decorative frames dies and alternated the colours of the layers as you can see here.
At the centre I had stamped the sentiment with a memento Tuxedo Black ink pad using a Just Rite stamp. Adding some iced show around the outer edge.
On the bottom left edge I added some faux quilled leaves in white and some small red Petaloo poinsettias.
I kept the inside of the card fairly simple adding a strip of read and white polka dot ribbon and another sentiment using a Hero Art stamp.
Here are the main ingredients I used ot make this card:
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Thanks for stopping by to read today's post, I hope you like this card as much as I do.
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