Showing posts with label Forever with you. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forever with you. Show all posts

Monday, February 24, 2014

Casing Cecile

Not long ago I was fortunate to find the blog of Cecile Ortiz.  Her work is amazing - unbelievably gorgeous.  One card in particular that I loved was this one and I just had to have a go at making one for myself.

 
Although I love this card and have tried to copy it faithfully, it is not as delicate as Cecile's card.  Her flowers look so real. 
 
 
As I only had a six inch square of the beautiful venetian designer paper, I made my card a little differently, which also allowed room for a message.
 
 
 
Ingredients are all SU:
Stamps:  Simply Sketched; Forever with you; En Francais
Ink:  Soft Suede
Card:  Soft Suede; Very Vanilla
DSP:  Venetian Romance
Other:  Pretty prints Embossing folder; Pearls
 
I think I will be keeping this one. 
 
Do pop over and check out all of Cecile's beautiful creations.
 
Mary 

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Special Blend

The team at Less is More are looking for a shaped card this week - not square or rectangle!! 
 
Now I know why they call them challenges!!  A shaped card! hmmm ... I do have one set of framelits but as someone had already used that set I had to really put my thinking cap on. 
 
I decided to make a champagne bottle, totally forgetting about the one layer part of the deal, so to overcome that I decided to print my "greeting" direct to the cardstock.  I then stamped the square for the label and the little vine and then masked those sections off before sponging the pink champagne.  I used a SU gold marked to simulate the gold foil and the silver marker to make the wire lines.


 
The ingredients were mostly SU: Whisper White card;
Forever with you stamp set;
Pink Pirouette ink;
Raspberry Ripple and Gold and Silver markers.
The square stamp is an unknown one that I have had for years
and never previously used.
 
I do hope that the computer generated "greeting" has not breached any of the rules of the challenge.
I did have fun with this one.
 
Mary