Congrats to Kharmagirl, today's SCS featured stamper. I love her style! My card is a CASE of this card of Jodi's. I kept almost everything: colors, layout (which was from a sketch challenge by Holly McMillen, aka Toy on SCS), background stamp, white gel pen dots, blue gingham, buttons. My only changes were to make the the card square, leave out some brads, add some stitching, and change the stamp set. My main image was stamped in white craft ink, embossed with white embossing powder, then trimmed and adhered with dimensionals.
Stamps: Baby Invite (Stampendous); Stitched (SU)
Paper: Bashful Blue, Whisper White
Ink: Bashful Blue, White Craft
Accessories: white gel pen, bashful blue buttons, 3/4" and 1" circle punches, blue gingham ribbon, dimensionals, paper piercer, white EP
Size: 4 1/4" square
16 comments:
Fabulous CASE, Amy! I love your square version, and the white embossed giraffe is too cute!
This is a wonderful card! Beautiful!
Oh that is so, so cute!
So sweet Amy, just like you!!! Darling card and design, sweet case!
Hope you have a great week, lets chat soon!
Jennifer :)
So very CUTE! love it!
It's beautiful!
So sweet! Looks fabulous square! Okay, I think I might NEED the stitched background now! My hubby thanks you! :-)
This is TOO Adorable!!!
Absolutely adorable! I love the embossed giraffe!
I am just new to this blogging thing, and wow - I just spent the past hour and half viewing all your posts! OMG - you are sooo talented! I am overwhelmed by your artistic abilities! Looking forward to many more!
This card is adorable!! I am so in love with that giraffe image!! Love the stitched bg and love the square shape of the card (my fave)!!
This is so ADORABLE! Love all the layers.
So so cute! I love your embossed giraffe! Great colors too!
This is gorgeous!!! I love all the changes you made!! The giraffe looks awesome!!
This is just perfect! Love the layout, the dimension & the color. You have a great design sense. I added a link to your blog from mine today. Hope you don't mind!
What a fabulous card! I love the layering and use of ribbon. Inspired!
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