Hello friends,
A new challenge starts today at Double D Challenges. Team Diane is hosting this challenge with the theme “Scraps” (Use your scraps). The team have created beautiful cards to inspire you – a visit to the Double D Challenge blog will be worthwhile. The prize to win for this challenge is a “My Favourite Things – Notched Border die” and absolutely gorgeous!
I used left-over paper from a Mintay paper pad “Love Letters” to create a vintage card. I used the sheet with the small images and die cut each of them with a small scalloped rectangle die. I added the pieces with mirror tape, for dimension, to the base card to form a square of pictures. Each image is then embellished with a rose and leaves cut from scraps of green paper. I finished off with a sentiment, pearl strings, a bow, a bit of glitter and a little pearl heart. I love the outcome of this card!
I entered my card in the following challenges:
- Creative Fingers Challenge #187 (ends 06/12) – Anything Goes
- The Crafter’s Cafe Challenge #244 (ends 06/15) – Anything Goes
- Creations in Pink Challenge #22 (ends 06/15) – Anything Goes in Mainly Pink
- Love To Craft Challenge #47 (ends 06/30) – June Anything Goes
- The Creative Crafters Challenge #28 (ends 06/08) – Anything Goes
- Funkie Junkie Boutique Challenge (ends 06/09) – Tickled Pink!
- Crafty Friends Challenge #136 (ends 06/05) – Add Embellishments
Two of the images and embellishments
The sentiment, bow and pearl heart
A peep at the inside
Project details
Cream card-stock for base card — Green and cream scraps of paper for sentiment and leaves — Mintay “Love Letters” polka dot designer paper — Mintay “Love Letters” sheet of designer images — Spellbinders Nestabilities “Classic Scalloped Rectangles Large” — Poppystamps “Leafy Sprig” (No 1001) — Creative Expressions Craft die “Mini Expressions – Wishes Come True” (CEDME040) — Roses — Pearl strings — Wax cord for bow — Pearl heart — Tim Holtz distress ink “Antique Linen” — Glitter glue.
That’s it from me today! I hope you like my card. If you do, please leave a comment – I love reading them. Have a great day and happy crafting.
Regards,
Amelia
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