Hello, everyone. Hope your day has been blessed.
The card I made today features purple, white, leaves, a textured layer, and a negative die cut. Basic white cardstock was the foundation of the card; next, a dark purple layer of cardstock was laid over that. The sentiment is from a favorite hymn and is computer generated and printed onto a lighter purple cardstock. It is laid underneath the white embossed layer that has a frame cut out to create the negative space. The white embossed layer was run through a leaf EF, so that aspect is very subtle.
A purple scroll work border is placed on the bottom. Two different kinds of flowers are stacked on top of each other, both from different Spellbinders die cut sets. The bottom one is cut from vellum and is sprayed with diamond glitter dust. The one on top is cut from white cardstock and is sprayed with purple glitter dust. A purple rhinestone is positioned in the middle of the stacked flower and more light purple punched leaves are added around the flower. A punched butterfly floats on the top of the card.
Here is a picture of the card:
And here is a closeup of the leaf embossed layer:
And this is a closeup of the glittery flower:
Here are the tools used to make the card:
Spellbinders:
Fancy Frame S5-128
Jewel Flowers and Flourishes
Layered Flowers S4-355
Paper Studio:
A2 Leaves #489724 Embossing Folder
EK Success:
Butterfly Punch
Scroll Border
Martha Stewart:
Three-leaf punch
Purple Rhinestone, Diamond Glitter Spray, Purple Glitter Spray
I am entering this card at Joan's Gardens and Word Art Wednesday.
Many rich blessings,
Ginny B.
Romans 10:9-11
If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is by believing in your heart that you are made right with God, and it is by confessing with your mouth that you are saved. NLT
The card I made today features purple, white, leaves, a textured layer, and a negative die cut. Basic white cardstock was the foundation of the card; next, a dark purple layer of cardstock was laid over that. The sentiment is from a favorite hymn and is computer generated and printed onto a lighter purple cardstock. It is laid underneath the white embossed layer that has a frame cut out to create the negative space. The white embossed layer was run through a leaf EF, so that aspect is very subtle.
A purple scroll work border is placed on the bottom. Two different kinds of flowers are stacked on top of each other, both from different Spellbinders die cut sets. The bottom one is cut from vellum and is sprayed with diamond glitter dust. The one on top is cut from white cardstock and is sprayed with purple glitter dust. A purple rhinestone is positioned in the middle of the stacked flower and more light purple punched leaves are added around the flower. A punched butterfly floats on the top of the card.
Here is a picture of the card:
And here is a closeup of the leaf embossed layer:
And this is a closeup of the glittery flower:
Here are the tools used to make the card:
Spellbinders:
Fancy Frame S5-128
Jewel Flowers and Flourishes
Layered Flowers S4-355
Paper Studio:
A2 Leaves #489724 Embossing Folder
EK Success:
Butterfly Punch
Scroll Border
Martha Stewart:
Three-leaf punch
Purple Rhinestone, Diamond Glitter Spray, Purple Glitter Spray
I am entering this card at Joan's Gardens and Word Art Wednesday.
Thank you for stopping by my blog. I always appreciate your visits. As
always, God's highest and best to you today and every day.
Many rich blessings,
Ginny B.
Romans 10:9-11
If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is by believing in your heart that you are made right with God, and it is by confessing with your mouth that you are saved. NLT
What a beautiful card! I really like your use of negative space for the sentiment. The colors are so pretty and I really like the embossed layer as well. Thanks so much for joining us at Word Art Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Ginny. Great job using the negative from the die. Love the embossing too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Joan's Gardens for our weekly challenge.
This is SO pretty, Ginny. What a wonderful card and that butterfly is such a perfect touch. Thanks so much for sharing this delightful card in our challenge and please stop by again soon. Your fellowship is so warmly welcomed, as we just LOVE seeing your sweet creations. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteKaren
Word Art Wednesday
So many gorgeous things about this card, Ginny! I love the scrollwork. I love the butterfly. I love the cutout. Great work.
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