The first is a Get Well card for my daughter's school friend who is recovering from recent surgery. I cut a panel of paper and adhered it to a DL card blank. The cute bear image reminds me of Boofle and was recycled from a 2012 calender which I cut out before adding some sparkle and the simple greeting is from the Personal Impressions stamp set - Double Sayings. A few adhesive gems, and flowers add a touch of additional bling.
A really simple but effective card idea is to take a square of design paper, mat it onto a slightly larger piece of coordinating card, (leaving a small border), and place it in the centre of a square card blank. Then I added a stamped greeting from a set by Country Companions, (another magazine freebie found under the bed!), adhesive gems and a couple of pretty butterfly embellishments - job done! Fingers crossed that this one qualifies for entry into DCC410 over at The House That Stamps Built but they're looking for Clean and Simple so this may be a wee bit too fussy. No matter though 'cause I still like it and it does work for the Flutter By Wednesday Challenge - Anything Goes 'cause there are 2 butterflies.
Finally I took one of the offcuts, matted and layered it onto pink, then knotted some pretty satin ribbon around the panel before matting onto white linen and silver mirri card. A 2nd panel was created from the last remaining scrap of pink card matted onto silver and white linen panels, then decorated with gorgeous wire flower embellishments.
Following the A313 Sketch Challenge at The House That Stamps Built, both panels were then glued into place on an A5 white linen card blank before ovelapping them with a stamped greeting from the same freebie set as before. Pink adhesive gems add a little bit of blingy balance.
Am off to explore blogland and see what everyone else has been up to this week.
3 comments:
Very nice creations! Thank you for playing along with my Flutter By Wednesday Challenge!
what a sweet card thanks for sharing at fbw.
Fantastic cards here. Love that you used up some "found" papers in such a creative way.
Hugs
Sarn xxx
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