Secret Garden has been seriously neglected lately, so I pulled it out for this card. Here's the details.
1. Card base is Crumb Cake embossed with Mosaic Madness EF.
2. Cut a border with Pistachio Pudding using the Adorning Accents Edgelit in
the scallop pattern. Added paper piercing to the scallop border with the
template from the Essentials Pack.
3. Die cut a piece of Crisp Cantaloupe with a framelit from Apothecary
Accents. The piece was cut in half and paper pierced with the template
from the Essentials Pack.
4. The flowers from Secret Garden were stamped with Coastal Cabana and
die cut with the coordinating framelit. A Large Basic Jewel Pearl was
added to the center of the flowers. Leaves were punched from Pistachio
Pudding with the Bird Punch and added underneath the flowers.
5. The greeting from Express Yourself (hostess) was stamped with Coastal
Cabana and die cut with the largest banner from Bitty Banners Framelits.
I had so much fun with this week's sketch, I hope you will play along and make a card too! Hop over to Create with Connie and Mary for all the details and to link up your card. While you are there, check out the preview of the Summer Collection 2013, it's not too late to join!
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6 comments:
Very nice! Love your sample! What a great way to showcase the new colors!
Great job showcasing the colors and interpreting the sketch. You can never go wrong with Secret Garden stamp set - one of my faves!
Your colors are so pretty together and give such a soft look to your card! I love the great detail given with all the lovely paper piercing!
Love the soft colors you used! And all your piercing details are beautiful!! Great idea to flip the sketch!
Simple and oh so pretty! It is amazing how something as simple as paper piercing can make such a difference on a card! Beautiful!
So soft and pretty...love those flowers! Great job with the sketch challenge on Create with Connie and Mary!
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