And here's my card:
I inked up this Provo Craft embossing folder (I wish they'd print the names on 'em) with Color Box pigment ink (Harbor). I ran it through the CuttleBug first on white paper to use later and then used the remaining ink to run this DP (Quite Contrary - Jack & Jill - My Mind's Eye) through the CB. There was just enough ink to play up the embossing of the patterned paper without overdoing it (luck). All the DPs are from this MME stack except the strip I stamped the flower on, but it's from one of those cool 6x6 pads I've been finding at AC Moore.
Rubber stamp: Inkadinkado (I like how the stamp & the swirly ef complement each other)
Joy sticker: Glitz
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9 comments:
I chuckled to myself when I read that you want the names printed on the embossing folders. I, too, was sick of never knowing what folder I was using, so I recently sat down one night and used a Sharpie to label all of my folders. I had the same thought when I was done- how hard would it be for them to add that little bit to the printing that's already there. The one you used is called D'vine Swirls. ;)
Sherry, Your card is just beautiful. Love how your b/g paper came out. I agree with you on them naming their folders. I wonder if anyone is listening to us. Kathryn had a great idea using her Sharpie. I'll have to CASE that idea.
Adorable card, Sherry! Those papers are all so cute and I love the bit of ribbon. Thanks for joining us in this week's OWH Stars & Stamps Sketch Challenge!
Love this card with all the pattern on it. I have such a hard time combining patterns but this looks great! Great use of the vertical space on the sketch too!
How pretty!
Very pretty Sheery. You made great use of the vertical panel with the flower image and that embossing folder is among my favorites. Beautiful!
Great card! Love the image in the vertical stripe...wish I would have thought of that! TFS!!!
Cute, cute, cute! I love the whole feel of this card...Great job!
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