Card blank: 7" x 5" white silk
Stamp: From the Heart (magazine freebie)
Ink: Memento Gray Flannel
Snippets: BoBunny Isabella papers
Following the sketch, I trimmed a piece of grey floral paper to fit the bottom corner of the card and marked the top line before stamping the sentiment. I then attached the paper to the front of my card. I found an even smaller piece of paper which had some of the corner flowers, so I fussy cut them and attached them using Pinflair glue. A strip of co-ordinating paper was attached under the sentiment.
Kath x
13 comments:
Love it Kath. It's elegant.
Hope you have had a good start to the week. Sue
A very pretty card and one of my favourite sentiments. Love this colour combo. That's a great sketch!
So very pretty and a great way to use us snippets! That sentiment is so in vogue...it looks great here.
So very pretty and a great way to use us snippets! That sentiment is so in vogue...it looks great here.
Elegant and beautiful, great interpretation of the sketch,
Chris
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A really elegant card
Kathyk
Very pretty, lovely colour combo.
Jean x
So elegant! Love the colour combination. xx
Really like the sketch and the card you've made from it. xxx
Oh Kath, how funny! I literally just finished my LIM card for tomorrow's blog post and am now catching up on commenting. Gasped a bit at this, talk about great minds! I used BoBunny paper too, added a strip along the top and also stamped my sentiment above it. Thats where the similarities end though 'cos mine's a Christmas card :)
LOVE your card, beautiful colours, lush design and, as I've found, that sketch is such a great way to use up papers with an image down in one corner - I've always struggled with those papers and hope I remember to go back to this great LIM sketch again!
Hugs
Di xx
Beautiful sentiment and brilliant use of the sketch!
Thanks so much for playing along
Sarah
Less is more
This is so pretty Kath, I love the colour combination and sweet papers!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Great use of those papers and they co-ordinate perfectly with your sentiment.
Thanks for sharing with us.
Anita x
Less is More
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