Keep it Simple, Sweetie - that's the name of this week's challenge at Stampin' Royalty. So I decided to go to the perfect source for Clean and Simple layouts - Clean & Simple Stamping. I scrolled through the posts until I found the perfect card by Heather Pulverenti. I cased the card she made, changing up most of the colours on my card. The flower is a rub on from the level 3 hostess set. The flower was too small for this card, so I got out my white signo gel pen and drew another layer of petals around it to make the flower much larger. Then I traced the rub on to make the image look even. The flower was put on Bermuda Bay and mounted on Whisper White cardstock. I added a button in apricot appeal. The crushed curry DSP is from the Welcome Neighbour pack from Saleabration. I stamped the sentiment from the Teeny Tiny Wishes stampset in Basic Black.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Stampin Royalty Challenge #15
Keep it Simple, Sweetie - that's the name of this week's challenge at Stampin' Royalty. So I decided to go to the perfect source for Clean and Simple layouts - Clean & Simple Stamping. I scrolled through the posts until I found the perfect card by Heather Pulverenti. I cased the card she made, changing up most of the colours on my card. The flower is a rub on from the level 3 hostess set. The flower was too small for this card, so I got out my white signo gel pen and drew another layer of petals around it to make the flower much larger. Then I traced the rub on to make the image look even. The flower was put on Bermuda Bay and mounted on Whisper White cardstock. I added a button in apricot appeal. The crushed curry DSP is from the Welcome Neighbour pack from Saleabration. I stamped the sentiment from the Teeny Tiny Wishes stampset in Basic Black.
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eautiful and elegant card!!!
I like the new face of your blog!!!
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