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I didn't post this card yet and since I mailed this morning, I thought I'd better post it before I forget.
I was planning on selling the stamp set that I used on my card, but after seeing some really pretty cards in the Splitcoast gallery using this single flower image (from this set), I've decided to keep it. Don't you hate when you do that....sell a set and then wish you had kept it? I try to avoid that problem!
My background is embossed using my Cuttlebug and D'Vine Swirls embossing folder. On my Certainly Celery layer I've added a bit of paper piercing along both sides. And my main flower image was just stamped, colored using my SU Markers, and then I added a bit of dazzling diamonds glitter.
I'm so glad you stopped by and I'd love to have you become a follower. I update almost daily using mostly SU images and I'm having a great time sharing my work with everyone!
Stamps: Bloomin Beautiful, Well Scripted
Card Stock: White, Certainly Celery, Rose Red, SU Pattern Paper
Ink: Black Stazon
Supplies: Ribbon, SU Markers, Large Oval Punch, SU Mat Pack, Paper Piercing Tool, 2 Way Glue Pen, DD Glitter, Cuttlebug, D'Vine Swirls Embossing Folder
Technique: Paper Piercing, Dry Embossing
9 comments:
This is really a pretty and sweet card for Mother's day :) I know exactly what you mean about wanting to sell or give it away, then wanting to keep it again! Always have that dilemma! ;)
Beautiful card. Don't see that set!!!
beautiful, what great card.
Thats why you MUST never get rid of anything! you might need it again. Really pretty card, so simple and elegant.
Gorgeous card Patty- that reminds me I am out of certainly celery! I love that color. That image is so pretty!
Oh this set is definitely a keeper. Beautiful card. The cb folder you used with it is so classic and works so well with the striped paper.
Wow! This is beautiful!
Beautiful card- this is one of my absolutely favorite floral sets! Don't sell it!!!
Patty, this is beautiful and you are definitely going to make someone's day very special!!! Gorgeous image and I love the striped paper you used, really makes it pop!
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