I had a vague idea for what my card would be - but it all went horribly wrong and card 1 is now residing in the bin. I'm not especially happy with the second attempt - but time ran out so it had to do. My feelings toward it weren't helped by my attempts at getting a decent photo of it. It looks a lot better in real life but despite several attempts at photographing nothing worked - I'll admit I got bored and gave up
You know what they say about winning some and losing some.....
The embossed panel at the top doesn't show up very well - I inked the inside upper section of the embossing folder before adding a piece of card and running it through my machine. I should have added more ink, it's very very subtle!
Note to self; invest in a brayer
The blue papers are from an ancient set by Lasting Impressions - I'm not sure they even exist any more - I've been hoarding the remnants of a couple of sets of their papers as they were so gorgeous and too lovely to use. Madness, I know
Materials and Tools:
Smooth White 15cm square card blank with a strip removed from the side (so that the
snowflake could extend over the edge)
2x blue papers; Lasting Impressions
Glitter card in Brown, White and Pale Blue
Off-white bobble trim, Sable coloured lace Pale blue ric-rac
Silver and Pale Blue gems
Crafters Companion Christmas Elegance Embossing Folder; I used only the lower section
Dies: Memory Box Gothic Rosette, Snowflake Border
Various Spellbinder Snowflake sets
Snowflake punches; EK Success and Martha Stewart
I nearly forgot the inspiration photo!
That's it for this time, have a great weekend
5 comments:
Well I think it is a lovely card, Kathy. I love the colours too.
Really pretty Kathy (even if eight-point snowflakes give me the heebie jeebies!)
I like your card. The subtle embossed background looks great!
wow Kathy this is gorgeous and I would be extremely happy if I'd have made it. :)
Well I love this card Kathy, you are too harsh on yourself! It's so pretty xxxx
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