Hi! A new challenge is up at the Addicted to Stamps & More challenge blog. The theme this week is the easiest and most popular theme.
My card today is based on one of my older card designs. This is a great one for mass production. The original cards were made as invites for my 20-year school reunion. They were given to all the teachers and staff. Here is the card I made.
I started with a piece of white cardstock panel. I scored diagonal lines across the panel with the help of my scoreboard. After scoring, I inked the panel with distress inks. To finish, I adhered the panel to a black card base and added the sentiment. The word die is from Mudra Craft Stamps.
Here is another look at the card.
And the original cards that were sent out.
My card today is based on one of my older card designs. This is a great one for mass production. The original cards were made as invites for my 20-year school reunion. They were given to all the teachers and staff. Here is the card I made.
I started with a piece of white cardstock panel. I scored diagonal lines across the panel with the help of my scoreboard. After scoring, I inked the panel with distress inks. To finish, I adhered the panel to a black card base and added the sentiment. The word die is from Mudra Craft Stamps.
Here is another look at the card.
And the original cards that were sent out.
I hope you liked this card and are inspired to create something beautiful. I look forward to seeing your creations in our gallery. Please visit the Addicted to Stamps and More blog to link your creations and also get more inspiration from my talented teamies.
Love,
Nandini
wow this is brilliant and the colours are awesome, teamie.x aNNie
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous design, Nandini! I love the vibrant inking and the scored background is gorgeous - especially where it peeps through the die cut sentiment.
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Carol x
When I first looked at your card I thought it was embossed. Great idea to score and ink up. Super cas card and gorgeous colours. Love the black thanks die.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Nandini ! Love your colours combo and what a great idea to score lines before blending the inks. Thanks for inspiring!
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