This challenge has been presented by our fearless leader Sandy Allnock at "i can't stop embellishing" The challenge: make a romantic card using a technique tutorial from OWH.
As I scrolled through the various technique tutorials a card that I have long admired caught my eye and suddenly I realized that I finally had the stamp that I needed to CASE that card! Yay!
The tutorial, called Embossed Flower Card, was shared by one of my very favorite card makers, Pam T. of Airbornewife's Stamping Spot. Although I didn't have any fabric flowers to use I did have a flower punch and it worked just fine. I liked the final card so much that I prepared a kit of 12 cards for my trip to Cozy Crop House next May.
Want to join in on the fun? Here is a link to the Master Thread. You can join in on any of the challenges at any time and in no particular order. Cool, huh? So what are you waiting for? Go STAMP! Can't wait to see YOUR creations!
As I scrolled through the various technique tutorials a card that I have long admired caught my eye and suddenly I realized that I finally had the stamp that I needed to CASE that card! Yay!
The tutorial, called Embossed Flower Card, was shared by one of my very favorite card makers, Pam T. of Airbornewife's Stamping Spot. Although I didn't have any fabric flowers to use I did have a flower punch and it worked just fine. I liked the final card so much that I prepared a kit of 12 cards for my trip to Cozy Crop House next May.
Want to join in on the fun? Here is a link to the Master Thread. You can join in on any of the challenges at any time and in no particular order. Cool, huh? So what are you waiting for? Go STAMP! Can't wait to see YOUR creations!
o0h so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful with that graceful flourish and those tiny colorful flowers! The embossing pulls it all together so nicely for one gorgeous card! NJ on the challenge!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's gorgeous! I'm so impressed with that flourish! Super stamping! The embossing adds so much and those adorable flowers are the perfect finishing touch.
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