Hi! Today's card is based on Day 1 of Altenew Academy's All About Layering 3 class taught by the amazing Lydia Evans. Lydia layered a die-cut vellum frame with a card stock frame for a beautiful look. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any suitable frame dies in my stash. The thing I noted, however, was that the vellum softened the look. So I decided to think a bit out of the box and use vellum behind a die-cut sentiment. Here is my card.
I took a panel of white cardstock and stamped the flower from the Cross Stitch Flower set by Altenew in the lower right corner. I die-cut the Simple Hello sentiment from the top left of the panel. I took a small piece of vellum and drew diagonal lines with a matching Artist Marker. I adhered the vellum behind the 'Hello' and stamped a companion sentiment from the set below with matching ink. Here is a closer look at the sentiment.
To finish, I simply popped the panel on foam tape and adhered it to a red card base. Here is another look at the card.
I love the way this card turned out. I used the Cross Stitch Flower and Simply Hello die for the first time. I found the layers a bit tough to line up. But it is doable with a little practice. And the end result is gorgeous! I made 4 panels in different colours with the same set. I will post the cards as I make them.
Entering this card in the following challenges:
Simon Says Wednesday Challenge - Anything Goes:
Addicted To CAS Challenge #151:
Allsorts Challenge Week 504 - Friends:
Aud Sentiments #219 - Anything Goes + Sentiment:
Moving Along With The Times #90 - Add A Sentiment:
Love,
Nandini
I took a panel of white cardstock and stamped the flower from the Cross Stitch Flower set by Altenew in the lower right corner. I die-cut the Simple Hello sentiment from the top left of the panel. I took a small piece of vellum and drew diagonal lines with a matching Artist Marker. I adhered the vellum behind the 'Hello' and stamped a companion sentiment from the set below with matching ink. Here is a closer look at the sentiment.
To finish, I simply popped the panel on foam tape and adhered it to a red card base. Here is another look at the card.
I love the way this card turned out. I used the Cross Stitch Flower and Simply Hello die for the first time. I found the layers a bit tough to line up. But it is doable with a little practice. And the end result is gorgeous! I made 4 panels in different colours with the same set. I will post the cards as I make them.
Entering this card in the following challenges:
Simon Says Wednesday Challenge - Anything Goes:
Addicted To CAS Challenge #151:
Allsorts Challenge Week 504 - Friends:
Aud Sentiments #219 - Anything Goes + Sentiment:
Moving Along With The Times #90 - Add A Sentiment:
Love,
Nandini
so beautiful...love the pinks.
ReplyDelete:) Karen
what a beautiful effect and perfect for my challenge at Allsorts. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLynn x
DT
Lovely card !
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, thanks for joining us at MAWTT. Xxxx
ReplyDeleteWow this works really well - and I really like the cross stitched stamp too haha.
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along at both MAWTT and Aud Sentiments,
Hugz Tinz
What a lovely card! Thanks for sharing with us at ATCAS challenge! Hugs!! Raga.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful design, Nandini! Love that cross-stitch flower! Thank you for sharing it with us at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge!
ReplyDeleteThis piece of design is gorgeous Nandini. Love the artwork of cross-stitch....stunning. Such a great work of talent. DT Moving Along With The Times
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