I'm back! Sorry to have been 'away' all week, but it's been a busy one and whilst I've managed to dip into and try to comment on all of the blogs I follow, there has been no time to update my own.
Today's card is a simple one, I just made whilst setting aside a small amount of time to just play with design a few weeks ago...
I first of all stamped this cute little House Mouse on Coconut White card, which I just love for both stamping and die-cutting. It's available through Creative Expressions. After colouring the mouse with Promarkers, I die-cut using Labels 24 (Spellbinders) and shaded the edges with a mix of Worn Lipstick and Spun Sugar distress ink. All the coloured papers I used were from a pad that was free with a magazine recently. I first of all stuck the pink paper to the front of a 6x6 card blank and then using Labels 24 again, cut into the front of the card. This left me with an aperture and a spare die-cut shape.
The die cut shape was used to mat and layer the original die-cut, after first shading with worn lipstick ink.
I covered the inside of the card blank (the side facing the aperture) with yellow and pink paper from the same pack and mat and layered the other die-cuts on top to fit snugly within the aperture, adding a few gems and a little cosmic twinkles.
Finally I cut some bunting from the yellow paper and attached it to the front of the card with some ribbon and a few tiny brads. I stamped the sentiment on one of the smaller dies from labels 24 and shaded the edges.
Have a good Friday and thanks for stopping by!
Carole X
Lovely card and I love the sentiment!x
ReplyDeleteHi Carole, Fab card I love this one great dies well done and the colour is lovely. Glad you have had a nice week fab photo's.
ReplyDeleteI am just catching up viewing as I have been poorly, feeling much better now and will be posting soon.
You have been making some fabulous cards since I have been away
well done Hugs Elaine
Hi Carole,
ReplyDeletethis is so pretty and the colours are so fresh and springlike. I love bunting, so this went down really well with me. All the best Linda