Congratulations

Supplies:

Stamps: Amuse Bride and Groom, Savvy Stamps: Congratulations Script and Just Married, Stampin' Up Falling for You

Paper: Gina K White and Stampin' Up Basic Black

Ink: VersaFine CLAIR: Nocturne

Accessories: Ribbon from stash, Alex Syberia Designs: Charming Flora Cover Die, Stampin' Up Tasteful Labels Dies, Doodlebug Glitter

Hello Stampers!  It's Sunday and it is time for the Featured Stamper Challenge over at Splitcoaststampers.  Here is my inspiration card:

For my card I started by adding texture to the focal panel using a cover plate die.  Then I stamped, die cut, and added glitter to the focal image.  For the ribbon I wrapped it around the focal panel and adhered it to the back.  And then I made a bow using the Bow Easy, because I couldn't get my bow to look right!!  I adhered the focal image with dimensionals, adhered the bow to the bottom of the focal image with a glue dot, and then I adhered the sentiment using mini dimensionals.  To finish the front I matted the focal panel with black and adhered it to the A2 card base.  For the inside, I stamped the Just Married image, and a sentiment underneath.

And that completed my card!  Thanks so much for stopping by!!

Terri

Leafy Thanks

Supplies:

Stamps: Stampin' Up Blooming Phrases

Paper: Stampin' Up Mossy Meadow and Delightful Daisy 12x12 DSP, and Gina K White

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black and Stampin' Up Old Olive

Accessories: Stampin' Up: Tiny Bee Trinkets, Mixed Florals Dies, Dimensionals, My Favorite Things: Stitched Fishtail Sentiment Strips

Hello Stampers!  I'm here to share a card that I made for the sketch over at Freshly Made Sketches:

For my card I started by selecting a patterned paper for the background and matted it with mossy meadow card stock.  Then I die cut my focal image. and adhered it to the patterned paper.  For the sentiment I stamped, die cut, and popped it up over my focal image.  To finish the card I added some bees.  For the inside I kept it simple since it is a thank you card.  I die cut the image, trimmed it down, and then adhered to the inside of the card.

Thanks so much for stopping by!!  

Terri