I’ve got two cards for today’s set – Believe in You
During the recent Virtual Stamp Night on SCS, one of the challenges was to do something new. I had never done a Recessed Window card and liked the result so much that I decided to make another one for the Blog Hop. The card base is a wonderful shade of green from Mark’s Finest Papers called August Greens, and the DP is from the Basic Grey paper pad Capella. The hummingbird is stamped with Palette Noir Black and colored with Copic markers. After stamping the sentiment, I sponged around the edges of the white cardstock with Palette Landscape to soften them. The two circles were added to give some interest to the frame.
For my second card I chose the large egret and cut him out using the largest Labels Nine Nestabilities. To get the mat, I turned the solid DP over and drew around the outside of the die – then cut it out with scissors. The scene is colored with Copic markers and sponged around the edges. The only embellishments are the six Martha Stewart pearls.
Be sure to visit the rest of the team to see what they did with this lovely set. And remember, you have a chance to win one of the stamp sets to be released in July.
Here is the Blog Hop LINE UP:
June Guest Designer- Samantha
Nancyruth
Be sure to visit the rest of the team to see what they did with this lovely set. And remember, you have a chance to win one of the stamp sets to be released in July.
Here is the Blog Hop LINE UP:
June Guest Designer- Samantha
Nancyruth
Lois (that’s me)
These are both AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are gorgeous, the second one is my favorite :), love those pearls.
ReplyDeleteI love the flower card-simple and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese are both lovely. I especially like the second card. The pearls and the choice of colors look so pretty.
ReplyDeletethey're both gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteNicely done, very soft, very pretty! Love them both~
ReplyDeleteJust love the cards but the second one is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards, I especially like card #1. Hugs..
ReplyDeleteLove these cards. The colors are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are GORGEOUS! The window is perfect and the egret looks awesome in the frame with his bill sticking out. LOVELY!
ReplyDeleteBoth are fab, Lois, but that recessed window card is a stunner!
ReplyDeleteLois - that recessed framed card is a work of art! Both cards are just stunning!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful color palettes on both cards! I love what you've done here :)
ReplyDeleteRecessed window, that's such a great technique. And that shape of nestability was just perfect to fit in the little bit of water that the egret is standing in! Both are lovely.
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are so pretty. The recessed window technique is a wonderful showcase for your card.
ReplyDeleteGreat work Lois. Beautiful cards, for sure.
ReplyDeleteI love both of these Lois! the colors are super - that recessed framing looks great on the first one -and the out of the box cutting of the bird is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous, Lois. I love thae paper, coloring, and colors.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are Awesome!! Thanks for sharing
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Gorgeous cards Lois! The 1st one is my favorite. That technique is just beautiful! TFS!
ReplyDeleteTwo very pretty cards, Lois!
ReplyDelete... wants to be your ** friend ** wow.. great card.. thanks for the opportunity
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These are so pretty....love em....
ReplyDeleteGreat cards - love how you did the window and the matching egret envelope for that card!!
ReplyDeleteSimplicity is beautiful
ReplyDeleteVery pretty cards. I really like the first one shown.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely papercrafting projects you created!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards. Love the egret.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I love the depth and dimension your cards have.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are beautiful Lois. I love the second one and your layout.
ReplyDeleteOh my, these are both gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow Lois! Both are gorgeous! I love the recessed card!Love that dp too!!! I'll have to check out these finest papers... it's about time for me to order some! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work on these wonderful designs, Lois!!
ReplyDeleteI like the 3D affect on this card.
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