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May 28, 2009
Flowers in Silhouette
I don't know how many of you have looked at the single stamps in the back of the Idea Book & Catalog, but this is one of the ones that SU! offers to purchase all by its lonesome. It's a lovely stamp and I enjoyed using it on this card. The other stamp (the sentiment) is a Papertrey Ink stamp from the set Mixed Messages. This is another one of those cards that "looks better in real life" but I think it's still pretty in 2-D. Hope you like it!!!
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Stamps: Flowers in Silhouette, Mixed Messages (PTI)
Paper: Rose Red, Kiwi Kiss and Whisper White CS, Raspberry Tart DSP
Ink: Rose Red classic ink and marker and Kiwi Kiss classic ink
Accessories: Rose Red brads, Blender Pen, Stampin' Dimensionals
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Oooh, very pretty! I love your coloring on the flower! It's so pretty paired with that sweet, simple sentiment! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful! Love the dimension you created with the DSP layers!
ReplyDeleteI love the single stamps, and I think I have all of them now. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is so soft and pretty! I love how you broke the solid background up with layering, great idea.
ReplyDeletepretty card!
ReplyDeleteI love this card....the colors, the sentiment and how you used tone on tone in the middle...hope that made sense. :)
ReplyDeleteLove how this turned out, Marie! The red is so pretty and striking.
ReplyDeleteI love the unusual color combination!
ReplyDeleteOoohhh this is SOOO PRETTY!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Love how you layered the same paper pattern twice.
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