I have been enjoying stamping with the new Mosaic Madness set from the upcoming catalog, so that's what I used for this challenge.
The card base is Sahara Sand embossed with the new Modern Mosaic EF. I used two of the smaller stamps from Mosaic Madness to stamp inside the mosaic pattern with Sahara Sand ink to form a pattern.
The focal point of the card is two layers of the window Framelits in Soft Suede and So Saffron. I used the piercing template that matched from the Festive Paper Piercing Pack to form a border around each of the layers of CS. The greeting is from Curly Cute which is sadly retiring this year, I will definitely miss this great set. I added in a strip of So Saffron CS punched with the Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border punch. The small mosaics are stamped and hand cut out then adhered with dimensionals on the sides and the ones on the focal point are adhered with SNAIL. I added a tiny pearl to the center of the small Soft Suede mosaics and the card is complete.
I hope you will join in the challenge too and create a card with the colors for this week. Just go to Create with Connie and Mary for more details and to link up your creation.
Thanks for stopping by!! See you tomorrow for another Flashback Friday!
If it doesn't move...stamp it!!
Nicole Tugrul
Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator
6 comments:
Very clean and simple. Could use this card for any occasion just by changing the greeting. And, it has a slight masculine feel...so you could use it for anyone! Love the tiny pearl adornments.
Love the clean look of this! I just ordered this group of products and can't wait to play with them! Love how you added all the little mosaics!
Love how you aligned (or misaligned?) the window frames. That really caught my eye right away. That, and the overall loveliness of your card!
Love how you layered the two Window framelits...really gives a different look. Cute Mosaic accents, too! Great job with the color challenge this week!
Wow, lots of fussy-cutting and lots of little stamped images in the mosaic's. So pretty!
I really like how you offset the two window frames - nice focal point! Love the little mosaics, too!
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