Happy Wednesday, peeps! Today is my last day as guest designer for the Stampin’ Royalty team! It’s been a pleasure for sure! Today, we have a photo inspiration as our challenge:
For my birthday, my friend Martha gave me this beautiful floral die, so I put it to use for my card today:
I used a Tim Holtz brick embossing folder and sponged on some So Saffron ink, then added a burlap banner with a bit of So Saffron behind it, as well as some glitter. You can’t see it here, but it added just a little special “oomph” to my card! The Old Olive banner on top was made by distressing a piece of cardstock until the fibers were broken, then peeling the layers apart. The sentiment was from Celebrate Baby.
This will be my last post for a couple of days as we are taking a little bloggy break! See you soon!
| Project Details | |
| Stamps | Celebrate Baby |
| Card stock & Papers | Very Vanilla, So Saffron, Taken with Teal, Old Olive |
| Ink | So Saffron, Taken with Teal, Old Olive |
| Accessories | Burlap, Glitter, Gold Baker's Twine |
| Tools | Big Shot, Memory Box Prim Poppy Die, Brick EF (Tim Holtz), sponges |
10 comments:
Enjoy your vacay LeAnne, pretty card, love the brick background!!
LOOOOVVVEEE this card!!!
OH you are at the beach! That looks wonderful!
I love love love this card. The brick background is wonderful. I love it.
Have a wonderful vacation!
A fabulous floral die, just love it and you certainly used it well.
Enjoy your time away, the beach looks great!
Love your card LeAnne especially the EF! What I really liked was your cute photo today! TFS... Barb
Great card - love that flower die too. Enjoy your break. Elizabeth xx
This is gorrrgeous, LeAnne! Oh what a wonderfully embossed and sponged background and that floral die cut is just lovely. Enjoy you vacation!
Very pretty. Great take on the inspiration photo. Enjoy your time away.
Fabulous card and love that die!!
I hope you are enjoying your break and have a restful time.
This card is gorgeous! Wonderful interpretation of the inspiration photos. I love the brick EF behind this beautiful flower. The sponging on the brick is wonderful and the burlap layer is the perfect touch here.
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