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This card was made as a CASE of one I saw online, but I cannot recall where I saw it, as I made is some months ago... if anyone recognises it, please let me know
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I started by stamping the main image on an angle, then cut a white frame using S/B nesting rectangles - plain and scalloped and placed the frame 'square' over the image
(from memory the original had the image square, and the frame angled)
I then stamped the flower portion of the stamp again, painted it with Twinkling H2O's, fussy cut it and adhered to the corner of the frame
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The sentiment (a magazine freebie) was stamped directly onto the card
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The inner was edged with black ink, and another flower stamped there - I think I used masking to isolate the flower image...
The envelope was edged with the same stamp, stamped off the edge, see the top photo.
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20 comments:
A lovely design. Thanks for joining us at Allsorts.
Many thanks for sharing with us at We Love Stamping Challenge Karen DT
A fun design; so playful! And beautifully CAS! Hugs, Gerrina
Maxine, this is a fabulous card. The framing and coloring of the flower are eye-catching! Well done!
This is so pretty, Maxine. I sometimes tend to forget about my (older) wood block stamps. Your card turned out so beautiful. In fact, there is a challenge specifically for using our older wood block stamps. I think it's run by the same gal who runs the coffee hops (Amy T). I will try to find the link for you in case you'd like to link up this beautiful card in that challenge.
Have a blessed week, and happy crafting.
Such a pretty one Maxine. I love how you always match the envelopes to the theme of the card - such a special touch. xx
Fabulous card and layout. Lovely to get old stamps out for a play. Thank you for joining us at We Love Stamping
What a beautiful card, love the framing and the rose inside. x
A lovely CAS creation. Thank you so much for sharing your lovely creation with us over at We Love Stamping.
Hugs
Cathy
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This is so pretty - love the music background with a pop of colour. Thanks for sharing with us at Cut It Up :)
I really like the theme and design of this card and envelope. I have several music themed stamps and have colored all of them but could very come up with a design I liked. The DW used them. You always amaze me with the interior and envelope designs.
Hugs and Blessings
This card design is beautiful and your detailed process really brings it to life. The layered frame technique, combined with the painted flower and the sentiment, creates a lovely, personalized touch. It’s great how you adapted the original idea with your unique angle and details. The addition of the flower on the inner card and the matching envelope edges adds a nice cohesive element.
If anyone recognizes the original card you CASEd, I’m sure they'd love to know where it’s from!
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A beautifully designed card with such great details! Thank you so much for sharing at Allsorts challenge!
Rather belatedly, but wanted to thank you for sharing your lovely card with us at Allsorts and WLS challenges.
B x
So pretty, lovely background and a gorgeous design x
Maxine, Your card is delightful. Your flower is so vibrant and showcasing on the black/white background just sets it off beautifully. Smiles, Kathy
Lovely card! I like how you colored the flower!
Such a lovely card Maxine, I love all the work that you have put into it, it has paid off. Must remember to do something similar as it is so effective. Mind you you do go the whole mile with your card making - love the envelope and the inner, all of which are brought into the whole picture.
Blessings, Neet xx
Wonderful card. Love the main stamp at an angel and the one flower is perfect. Thanks for sharing over at Crafty Catz
So pretty!! Thanks so much for participating in our 613 AVENUE CREATE challenge!!! I appreciate that you play along and I enjoy visiting your blog!! Have a happy crafty day!! Deanne at A Little Bit O’ Paper
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