I was totally inspired by this card made by Danielle Flanders:
I made the rolled flowers using a Die-Namics die. For the smaller sized flowers, I found I could simply paper punch a smaller sized circle and place that on top of my die, resulting in a smaller, but still very rollable spiral.
I thought about cutting some smaller spirals out by hand, but history proves I don't do so well with that, so I was very pleased to find I could just use the same die for all my flowers.
I placed a circle of scrap fabric on top of the Doily. I made my own stick pin by gluing a couple of pearls onto a ball pin that I had in my sewing supplies. I love the look of stick pins, but can't seem to bring myself to pay the premium for the good ones. :)
Supplies (all PTI unless noted):
Stamps: Background Basics Text Style, Polka Dot Basics, Polka Dot Basics II, Tea for Two Additions
Ink: Fine Linen, Classic Kraft, Dark Chocolate, Vintage Touch Duo
Card Stock: Rustic Cream, Kraft, Dark Chocolate
Dies: Limitless Layers 1 3/4", Doily Details, Rolled Flower (Die-Namics)
Other: Fabric (Hobby Lobby), pearls & stick pin (from eons ago)
Thank you ever so much for stopping by today!
A really lovely card and great use of the "kissing" technique. Now I know how to get the look of a Hero Arts background that I've long admired using my PTI stamps!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous! What a lovely patterned paper you made using this weeks challenge! I love the the colors and the rolled flowers you made! That stick pin you made is so sweet, too!
ReplyDeleteSo many good ideas! This card is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo many good ideas! This card is beautiful!
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