Hello Everyone!
My card today was inspired by a card done by Deb over on startascrapbook.com.
You can see Deb's card here www.startascrapbook.com/community/showthread.php?24746-2015-Challenge-2/page2
I used a piece of paper that had just the black outline of the daisies. I cut it out and adhered it to a piece of Colorbok Pearlescent Paper that was sold in a pad of 20 sheets at Ross for $3.99. Then I ran it through my Cuttlebug using a Spellbinders embossing folder. I looks like branches. The folder did not go the full length of the card stock so I used a different folder and embossed a small portion of it on the bottom. After that is was a matter of "gilding the lilly". I used a canary Duo Daubber to color the centers of the flowers. I punched out an oval from the Colorbok paper and a label from an EK Success punch. I added Stickles to the flower centers, inked the edges of the white label, and added pearls to the sentement. I used a white heavy weight cardstock for the card base and a piece of yellow to layer it.
I like the way it turned out. Thanks for stopping by.
Bye for now.
My card today was inspired by a card done by Deb over on startascrapbook.com.
You can see Deb's card here www.startascrapbook.com/community/showthread.php?24746-2015-Challenge-2/page2
I used a piece of paper that had just the black outline of the daisies. I cut it out and adhered it to a piece of Colorbok Pearlescent Paper that was sold in a pad of 20 sheets at Ross for $3.99. Then I ran it through my Cuttlebug using a Spellbinders embossing folder. I looks like branches. The folder did not go the full length of the card stock so I used a different folder and embossed a small portion of it on the bottom. After that is was a matter of "gilding the lilly". I used a canary Duo Daubber to color the centers of the flowers. I punched out an oval from the Colorbok paper and a label from an EK Success punch. I added Stickles to the flower centers, inked the edges of the white label, and added pearls to the sentement. I used a white heavy weight cardstock for the card base and a piece of yellow to layer it.
I like the way it turned out. Thanks for stopping by.
Bye for now.
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