
That's right - believe your eyes!! This is the 2nd post from me today with a card in it. I don't think I'll get to post again until Saturday for the Card Patterns sketch reveal, so have a great weekend if I don't e-ya before then!!!
Details on the card....I took a Heidi Swapp ghost flower and laid it over some Raspberry Tart DSP and trimmed a flower out with my hobby blade. I attached a Whisper White Designer Button with a Clear Rhinestone Brad through the middle (something I started doing recently and I really like the effect - see my first card where I did this HERE) on top of the Ghost Flower and Raspberry Tart flower and presto! This was a simple card to make - some quick dry embossing and paper piercing (I CAN'T leave that off of a card!!!) and I was done. Hardly any stamping - just the sentiment. These new Clean and Simple (CAS) challenges over at SCS are right up my alley. I'm sure many of you have noticed that that's definitely my style of stamping. Anyway, go HERE to see the current list of CAS challenges over at SCS. HERE is CAS08, the one that I followed for making this card. It was a sketch challenge.
Take care!!!
All supplies are SU! unless otherwise noted.
Stamps: Short & Sweet
Paper: Whisper White CS, Raspberry Tart DSP
Ink: Black StazOn
Accessories: Heidi Swapp Ghost Flower, hobby blade and cutting mat, Whisper White Designer Button (from the Latte assortment), Clear Rhinestone Brad, Stampin' Dimensional, Dots Classy Brass embossing template, embossing stylus, window (instead of a light table for the embossing - I was too lazy to go grab mine :P LOL)





This is a card that is in my Stamps in the Mail kit for the month of March. It was a very simple layout, but I think that in real life this card is very beautiful. The photo doesn't quite do it justice. I liked the So Saffron layer on top of the other So Saffron layer for some subtle depth. I just love the Friendly Words jumbo wheel that coordinates with the Friends 24-7 stamp set. I know that my SIM participants will love it too. I used the rock n' roll technique to get the edges of the damask inked in Chocolate Chip ink. I'm referring my SIM participants to 