Hello crafters! Today's offering is a bit different, but it showcases the lovely inlaid technique. I started by cutting the
Austrian border in white to use as my base. I attached it to a
sticky adhesive sheet so the open "fall away" areas now had adhesive exposed. I cut the border several more times in varying shades of pale pink, rose and raspberry. Each time I picked a different portion of the fall away from the die cut and used them to in lay them back into the original white base piece. I decided when I finished it that I wanted to make a wide border so I repeated the same process so I was able to put two of them together. I will admit that this is a rather time consuming process, but I find it strangely satisfying! When finished it has a lovely smooth feeling to it, with only the embossing giving it texture. I stamped my sentiment on a larger piece of raspberry card and added my borders below it. To add a bit of a floral detail, I cut the
Delicate Daisies Open Petal in black and made a flower with a
flatback pearl centre. I added it to the card with a
Curled Vine embellishment. The card was finished with a pierced white mat, a thin black mat and a final white mat. The finished dimensions are 7" x 8 1/2" in size.
The winner of the Wednesday Card Giveaway is:
Sonja Stephenson!!!
Congratulations! Please email me at americansue1@gmail.com to confirm your addreess and claim your card. All for now, Sue x
Wonderful card Sue, love the daisy.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Sonia, enjoy your win.
Have a good weekend everyone, hugs all round.
Hi sue
ReplyDeleteWonderful card today love the technical cutting out different colours the daisy dies great to congratulate Sonia thankyou tracyw x
Morning Sue, Pam and all Wilsonettes, congratulations Sonia enjoy your prize. A lovely card today Sue, I love doing this inlaid type of work with the dies, yes it is time consuming but as you say very satisfying.
ReplyDeleteHave a great Saturday everyone, stay safe, healthy and happy, hugs, June Smith xxx
Love this effect and the open flower really is the icing on the cake. stunning card Sue. xxx
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue.
ReplyDeleteThank you a beautiful card. Take care all, Kitty.
Hi Sue and everyone. I can see why this so relaxing doing this. Your mind knows exactly what it is doing and so you just drift away . Congratulations to Sonia . Keep safe and warm all. X
ReplyDeleteLove this card. Gorgeous colours and the Austrian dies are my favourite set. xx
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue
ReplyDeleteI used to do this technique with peel offs but it so much nicer this way. I made a Christmas card using this technique but the inlay was with glitter card it looked so pretty. I love the rasberry colour card it is such a cheerful colour.
Congratulations Sonia enjoy your prize.
Hugs x
Heather T
Lovely card Sue, congrats Sonia.
ReplyDeleteNice technique Sue , very effective. Congrats to Sonia. Have a nice week- end everyone. JJx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue. Well, this is really gorgeous. I love the double inlaid border in the lovely pink shades (why do I love pink on cards yet not for anything else that I wear or own?) I can also see it in blues or purples - my favourites, or in any other colour for that matter and that makes a change for me and my lack of imagination! : ) The open petal flower is gorgeous, haven't seen them made up like that.
ReplyDeleteSending my daily hugs to everyone. Have a good weekend, I hope you are getting a break Sue : ) Take care.
Sorry, forgot to say congratulations to Sonia : )
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteWhat a different card today. This is something I have not tried, but will do now
Pat x
Good morning Sue what a beautiful card I love this technique. And the colours you have chosen to use. And I really love the design.
ReplyDeleteTake care Sue xxxx
Debs A xxx
Really like this, Sue, almost has a retro feel to it. Don't know if I'd have the patience for this technique - well, yes, do know!! But the end result is well worth the effort.
ReplyDeleteWell done to Sonia, a wee bit envious but, hey ho, getting a Sue card is one of a very tiny number on the list of things to hopefully achieve.
'P' in Wales
Good morning Sue and everyone. Love the inlay technique with the different shades of pink although I'm sure that if I tried this I would lose the last piece to be put in (it always happens with jigsaws)!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Sonia on your win. Cheryl, you are doing the right thing cutting the negative people from your life, you just need to be concentrating on your recovery. Norah, you are actually doing the school a favour by giving them a long list as it's probably things they have never thought about, and when they have the dreaded Ofsted visit they'll be able to use your comments to show what they are doing to improve. Sending hugs to anyone in pain or just feeling down. Sue xxx
It may be time consuming but the result is certainly worthwhile.
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue
ReplyDeleteI have to say that I'm not that sure about today's gift. I like the idea and the effect it has but am not too sure about today's colours.
Perhaps if I try it in a different colour it will change my mind. Sorry Sue it's not many of your beautiful pieces of art I don't take to.
Sandra - have a lovely day with your friend and I hope that the journey isn't too horrendous.
Pam - everything back to normal. You're at the top just where you should be.
Yesterday's visit to the market was useful; Mr E bought a couple of bottles of red wine for his cupboard whilst I bought the household usuals and a large bag of bird seed for our little feathered friends.
This is the time where anyone who doesn't like sweet things at this time of the day- Pastries this week were for Mr E a beautiful creamy piece of Flan (a little bit like our baked custard)with pieces of plum inside whilst I went back to Raspberries only this time it was made up of on the bottom a thin layer of spongs soaked in raspberry juice; on top of that a gorgeous layer of crunchy (sorry just do not know what the ingredients are for it)on top of that a beautiful raspberry mousse with whole raspberries within topped with another thin layer of raspberry sponge and to finish this delight of gorgeousness a layer of raspberry gell with a tiny triangle of white chocolate. Np cakes now until next Friday.
Have really got to do some housework today - would really prefer crafting but it has to be done. It appears that my 'House Mr Dobbie' has gone AWOL this week.
Congratulations Sonia you very lucky lady.
To all in pain or suffering I hope your day gets better. To everyone please take care and stay safe. See you tomorrow.
Janet x
Fantastic! Beautiful colors and I love the quilt feeling that the die cutting, embossing and inlay technique created. I pinned. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/415386765606478843/
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteLovely card, love the colours.
Congratulations to Sonia on winning card.
Happy crafting
Love and hugs
Love Tina x x x x x
Hi Sue, this card is gorgeous, it may be time consuming, but well worth it as the result is fantastic. Fabulous colours used. Well done Sonia on winning the card. Have a great day all. Bx
ReplyDeleteAgain this is one of my fav border dies - like the way you have jigsawed the pieces together
ReplyDeleteI just love this card, the technique, although time consuming is well with it.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn B x
Hi Sue and all
ReplyDeleteI am not usually a pink person at all but this card sings - just beautiful. Love the open daisy too.
Congratulation Sonia, lovely card.
Keep warm and have a good weekend
Muriel x
What a stricking card very different lovely change Sue ... Happy Crafting ..x
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Sue, I love this card! The colours are so fresh, feminine and pretty, but it could be so easily adapted to make a 'mancard'! Jo xx
ReplyDeleteSoo beautiful card here again Sue. Yes it is timeconsuming, but soo worth it, I totally agree, as it looks amazing, and in these colors, they looks even more amazing.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week-end now.
Hi Sue My Dear Friend,
ReplyDeleteI'm Sorry For Not Commenting As Often As Normal But I Just Can't Get Rid Of This Infection That I Have That's Making Me ill.
Well Enough Of That I Love Today's Stunning Card I Can Remember When You Did A Video Of This I Think If I Recall From Memory It Was Mauve And White, It's Such A Fabulous Card I Love The Black Open Daisy I Have The Delicate Daises Dies And I Love Using Them.
I Love The Colours Used For Today's Card I Can't Thank You Enough For Sharing Your Fabulous Card With Us It Gives Me Such Inspriration And I Truly Appreciate It.
Sue Take Care
Love And Hugs
From Sam xxx
Hugs To All The Wonderful People That Comment On Our Sue's Awesome Blog I Hope Your All Well.
Congratulations To Sonia For Winning The Beautiful Wednesday Card Gift!
Morning Sue, great card and the delicate daises look lovely.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Sonja!!
Have a good weekend and stay warm.
Cameeli xx
Good morning Sue this card is gorgeous it must have taken ages but it is worth it for the stunning result. Congratulations to the card winner. Have a great day. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue, a gorgeous card and a
ReplyDeletegreat technique love it. Congrats.
Sonia well done.
Nancyd xx
Morning Sue. This is a beautiful card. I made your last inlayed technique card and i was really pleased with it, so this is another one to try, it does take awhile to do but it was worth all the effort. The open flower and vine finish the card off beautifully. Congrats to sonja on winning this weeks card. Hope everyone takes care in the snow. Have a lovely weekend everyone.
ReplyDeleteBest Wishes.
Denise T x
Good Morning Sue
ReplyDeleteThis card is Elegant and I like the Raspberry card.
Take care
Love Marg
I've done this with dies and it is time consuming but the result is well worth all the time spent .A lovely card Sue
ReplyDeleteLovely card, I like the shades of pink used and the gorgeous flower , very pretty.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Sonia's!
Love and hugs to all xo
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteIt's a 'Bobby Dazzler'!!!!
I love this technique, I really must try it!!
:-)
Lorna D
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteJust love the patchwork quilt inlay and doesn't the die look completely different to yesterday's card...as the fall-away pieces aren't too small this shouldn't take too long to fill in..
Congratulations to Sonia...
Izzy
A lovely card. Looking at it close up, so to speak, and it has a great textured appearance. Thank you Sue.Xx
ReplyDeletea great card Sue and what a great technique xx
ReplyDeleteLove your patchwork card, and the open flower is very effective on this card, lovely. Congratulations to Sonia xx
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue. Another stunning card from you today and I have all of the dies used so I can give it a try. I love the colours of the card used too. I am hoping this is foundation card so I can buy some. Hope to see you back on our tv screens soon. Have a great weekend. xx
ReplyDeleteGreat card Sue, love the technique and it makes a very special card. Gx
ReplyDeleteLovely card well worth the effort angxx
ReplyDeletebeautiful, so vibrant, i never think of cutting the flowers in black.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Sue, so different
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue, lovely different card today, love the inlaid pieces on the border die, must try this too! Love Jean xxx
ReplyDeleteSue, I adore this card!!!
ReplyDeleteXxxRuth
GM Sue - this is wicked! - what a contemporary, almost funky look - must try this and that black flower is 'bad' (i.e. good!) Happy Saturday all
ReplyDeleteRgs
Clare W
Good morning Sue,,
ReplyDeleteI love this beautiful card, unfortunately I don't have the patience. Well maybe I should just try to have it and have a go.
Have a wonderful day
Hugs
Patricia xxx
I love this card, it is very Art Deco. I have the Austrian border so will definitely have a go.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card & one that could look very different just bu changing the colours
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Sonja.
Michele
Very modern look today great colours
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue,
ReplyDeleteLovely card, love the shades of pink. I never tried this myself perhaps I should have a try, looks quite fiddly.
Enjoy your card Sonja.
Have a good day.
Lydia
X
Love the technique, would be perfect for stained glass windows. Congrats to Sonja.
ReplyDelete
ReplyDeleteI've not tried this either; looks like something to do on a cold day, like today!!!!
Love the colours too,
Doreen x
This is a lovely technique In the right colours would be suitable for a man's card too
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this card, Sue and will have to have a go at this technique.
ReplyDeleteAnne (Northampton)
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteI really like today's card and think I will have a go at this one, even though it will be time consuming! The colours are gorgeous as well. Congratulations to Sonia.
Tres and Sam, hope you are both feeling better. Theresa hope your ultrasound is sooner rather than later. Getting much colder now and I hope everyone stays nice and warm and safe if you venture outside as there's lots of ice about. Have a great weekend everyone. Love and hugs to you all, Alison xxx
Love the piecing of colours back into the design which gives an amazing effect.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, So very pretty love it . love Jean Z xx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue,
ReplyDeleteWhat an unusual looking card.
I love your inlaid technique.
I must have a go.
Veronique L
Good morning Sue and everyone
ReplyDeleteI too find it quite therapeutic doing this, even with smaller bits like the Butterfly Circles.
Not my colours today but a fab design.
Have a great day.
Ang x
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. I love this inlaid technique. It looks just like a quilt! The colours are pretty too. Thanks for sharing.
Congratulations to Sonja. Lucky lady.
Keep warm everyone.
Hugs.
Morning Sue, love this technique it is so stunning.
ReplyDeleteI totally forgot to comment yesterday, must have been a senior moment actually a day!
Yesterday's card was stunning once again.
Congratulations to Sonjia.
Take care everyone
Jess x
A lovely tchnique Sue, and a pretty finished project. Anne x
ReplyDeleteGreat card. I'm going to have to try this technique. I keep putting it off as it looks like hard work; but it so effective.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteVery nice card again today and suitable for a man! Enjoy the weekend and look forward to your next creation
Love Jane
Clever technique Sue, love the finished card. Congrats to Sonja. Pat x
ReplyDeleteHi Sue - I do like your inlaid technique and really must try this sometime. Love the delicate look to the daisy too. Congratulations to Sonja on winning the card. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteYvonneMayxx
Hi Sue. Yay, so excited to have won the Wednesday card - it looks so beautiful and I can't wait to see it! I will cherish it. Thank you so much!! :-) Lovely card today using a fabulous technique. I love the different shades of pink. Have a lovely day and hugs to all xxx
ReplyDeleteHi sue lovely card love it thank you for sharing love to all June xxxxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty, I love jigsaws so this card reminded me of them. Will definitely try this technique Sue, as you say, relaxing.
ReplyDeleteCongratulation to Sonia, you will enjoy your prize.
So sorry to read you still under the weather Sam, I do hope your infection clears up soon for you. It can be very debilitating when infections linger.
Your description of the pastries makes my mouth water Janet, just wish I could savour them. I'm drooling too much now!
Hugs to all Wilsonettes.
Cheryl xxx
Good morning Sue,& Friends,
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful card today I all it's lovely shades of pink,
The overall pattern reminded me of 1960/1970's wallpaper! That open petal on it's own looked so delicate and pretty! Thank you Sue for another beautiful card, your inspiration is just endless, huge hugs Sue xxxxx
Sam S. Bless you, I hope that you feel better soon, I think that being on antibiotics for long periods of time can put a real strain on your body! Get some of those 'live' yoghurt they are supposed to put the good bacteria back into your body, (the antibiotics take away both good and bad bacteria )! It's worth a try and is cheaper than a prescription charge! I am sending you warm hugs for a speedy recovery, xxxx
Congratulations to Sonja, enjoy your gorgeous gift xx
Janet, oh my goodness, you have me drooling this morning,even paul had to tell me to stop as it was too early to be discussing such delicious delights! Stay warm out there, we have had a light covering of snow this morning, the girls were quite excited, bless the , I hope for their sake it stays! Hugs to you and Mr E, Stoke up that log burner and stay cosy, huge hugs xxx
Cameeli hope you have a lovely weekend planned, stay warm and cosy! Hugs xx
Well I am off to put the kettle on and attempt to re-tidy my craft room!
Huge hugs to all of the members of our lovely blog family,
Sandra xxxxxxx
Hi Sue this is such a clean and crisp card. It is also a good way to use up odds and ends of cardstock. Beryl xx
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue and all friends. Congrats to Sonja, what a beautiful card to win, enjoy.
ReplyDeleteSam, so nice to see you back ( for now) we DO miss our regular sister's here hope you are starting to get over your illness. Lynn M and little paws, miss your funny stories SO much.
Hmmm - inlaid technique otherwise known as a bodged up disaster LOL when you showcased the last one a month or so ago I thought Id try it, oh boy oh boy, thank goodness for embelishments ! You used a more detailed die last time with pin head size bits of card to inlay... How cruel LOL.. Card pinging from my tweezers, glasses falling to the end of me nose, getting hot and frustrated with my stupid fingers, it went like a dream, it should have been easy and straight forward but not in my craft world LOL,it was hillarious that something so quite easy can cause me so many stupid problems, but I persevered in pale blue and white which in essance done 'properly' would have been so pretty, so where the die had double cut, and the inlay just wasnt snug, it was hidden with pretty daisy flowers and you'd never guess the panic that lay beneath LOL. So I will try again but with a larger die with larger pieces to inlay, it may just prove that Im not such a crafting numpty as I sound (maybe)
Anyway, thanks for bringing back the comical memories of me searching for the weeeniest bits of card to inlay with the background die used on your previous card : )
Sandra have a lovely day with your friend.
To my lovely Wilsonette ladies in pain rest well and keep warm and snug.
Sending love to all that Parti today.
Lancashire Steph xxx
Good morning Sue
ReplyDeleteI love this effect which would look great in many other colour combinations. I think it has that Art Deco look about it and this technique is already on my "To Do" List!
It is very frosty here in West Sussex but the sun is shining brightly so that makes a change!
Lesley S x
Morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card love the inlay technique and the shades of pink you have used.
Congatulations Sonja on winning Sue's stunning gift, something very special to treasure.
Keep warm everyone and hugs to those who need them and hope your days get much better very soon.
Love Sheila xx
Just caught up with all the comments from yesterday. From the bottom of my heart I'd like to say 'thank you' to Norah, Craftysuetoo, Meg, Tandy, Mrs B, Saba, Wheelybad, Barbiepinkfairy and Lynda for your lovely messages of support.
ReplyDeletehugs Cheryl xxx
So clever Sue, another idea I wouldn't have thought of in a hundred years! Well done!
ReplyDeletePaula x
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card love it so classy hugs Sarah xx
Hi Sue, this is definitely a WOW, WOW, WOW card for me - I absolutely love it. the colours the design, the contrast with the black it is STUNNING!!! (Can you tell I like it?!!) No internet at home, for a week so may not be able to comment over the next week. Am in the office at the moment sneaking this in!!! Hugs, Karen x
ReplyDeleteHello Sue,
ReplyDeleteyou need a little time to fiddle but the result is beautiful.
Rolf
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute card - I'll definitely do something like this, wouldn't mind sticking all the fall away pieces (so much nicer an expressions than "waste") back................
Love the colours, too.
Hugs, Rose
Morning Sue
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning card and a great idea to do
Love the flower and stem
Hugs
Carol x
Hi Sue pretty card - great technique
ReplyDeleteDenise X
Morning Sue. Love this card. And the colours are scrumptious. Made me think what a nice quilting block this would make!! Have a great day. Stay safe and warm. Jan. xx
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteBrilliant card, lots of work, but worth it I think!
Congratulation Sonja, crafting hugs for all.
Gail Cx
Hi Sue, a beautiful card. Love the technique. Will have to try this as I now have the die!
ReplyDeleteGreat card love the colours and flower x xhazel
ReplyDeleteHi Sue I love the effect this gives and it is so worth the fiddle. I saw a demo on C&C the other day where a tumble dryer sheet was put underneath the card as it is cut and this makes the fall away pieces stick to it. This would be so useful when doing this technique as in theory all the bits should be there. Must give it a try!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day. Love Diane G xxxx
Congratulations Sonia on winning the card xxx
Sam hope you feel better soon, stay warm and perhaps invest in a tonic to give you a boost xxx
Good morning Sue and everyone
ReplyDeleteA really warm and cheery card with a very elegant looking daisy.
Have a warm snuggly weekend everyone.
Hugs
Margaret corgi owner
This is a fabulous technique. It really is simple to do, yes, time consuming, but the end result is so worth it.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sue, and all the ladies..
ReplyDeleteI'll make this short and sweet as I may lost it again!
I love this card with its paper piecing and the open floweeer.
Sam S = Get well soon.
Lancashire Steph - your comments make me smile.
Sonia - congratulations.
Everyone, stay warm and safe, and have the best weekend that you can xxx
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteLove this technique, lucky sonja, well done.
Best Wishes
Julie Bee
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteLoving the colours on this card especially the raspberry.
Lovely layout on the card, good for many different occasions.
Congratulation Sonja.
Hello Sue, I love this card, it looks like a labour of love, as the reciprient can't mistake the work that has gone into it.
ReplyDeleteI will try this out for sure.
X Ros
I really love that technique, bit like in the old days with two colours of the same peel-off! Far cry from peel offs though. xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, a gorgeous card. It looks to have a beautiful quilted effect. Congratulations to the very lucky card winner.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, a very contemporary card for today. I love the colour combination, that certainly was a labour of love sorting out all the different colours of the fall away to make the wonderful mosaic, such vibrant colours as well. It's a card to brighten up the dullest of days :). As always, thanks so much for sharing with us. x
ReplyDeleteA simple card but not so simple to make. Clean and fresh looking but doesn't scream Sue Wilson! Not sure I have the patience!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Sonia.
Keep warm all need to a big tidy but can't face it!
Hi Sue.
ReplyDeleteThis another beautiful card. I love the colours.
Regards,
Evis M.
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteA very different card today - but very lovely. I think this is one to try to copy. I like this very much.
thank you.
Bye for now.
SandraP xxx
Must admit I am not sure about this card, the technique is fabulous and I think that it is just the colour of the background I am not too sure about.
ReplyDeleteWill definitely try this out but in a different colour.
Thank you for sharing another wonder and stunning idea.
Loving the inlaid technique Sue, fab card. Craftihappiness to everyone and love from Macky.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue,
ReplyDeleteI really like this one - it's different and the pieces aren't too tiny! Like the colours you have used and the flower is so effective. Will try,
Cazzie - meant to say yesterday - sorry you are stressed and in a mess re: your roof. It wasn't the weather that caused the problem was it? Thinking of you and sending calming hugs!
Cheryl - sorry about the trouble you have been having. You are such a lovely lady who has gone through so much. Sending love to you too.
Tres - Congratulations to Mum and Dad. Sorry your health hasn't been good lately. Hope you have a good week this coming week. x
Sam - so lovely to have you back - we missed you. x
Sonja - many congratulations!
Lots of love to everyone on this lovely blog!
Myra xxx
Ps. Still not finished craft room!
Hello Sue and all
ReplyDeleteSorry to say I'm not a huge fan of this card (it's a good job we don't all like the same things) but the technique looks great. Congrats to Sonia. Thanks for sharing.
Best wishes
Sophisticated and gorgous, love the colours and the design!
ReplyDeleteHI SUE
ReplyDeleteWHAT A LOVELY CHANGE. LOVE PAPER PIECING. DO IT ALL THE TIME. GOOD WAY TO USE UP THOSE BITS OF PAPER YOU CANT BARE TO THROW AWAY.
LOVE THE COLORS YOU HAVE USED. SMASHING JOB. FINISHING TOUCH OF THE FLOWER JUST RIGHT. THUMBS UP FROM ME
BORN AGAIN SPELLBINDER
NADINE HUG XXXX
This is indeed very different to your usual style but stll very nice.
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed very different to your usual style but stll very nice.
ReplyDeleteHello Again,
ReplyDeleteI forgot to Wish Pat (Witney) a very Happy Birthday,
You are a very special friend and I hope you have a very Special Day,
Love and Birthday Hugs xxxxx
Beautiful Sue, it's a lovely cheerful card with great colours
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card. Think the effect of replacing the waste from the die is really effective and particularly in this selection of colours. Just beautiful
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Sue (as always)! Congrats on your win Sonia!
ReplyDeleteHappy Day all!
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteI love this technique. I may have mentioned before but I call this a 'jigsaw' technique. I even go as far as choosing dies I can do it with! It's very hypnotic, almost like zentangle as you get in the zone! I have a strange relationship with pink. I like bright, in your face pink and only if there aren't too many fluffy, girly details. The balance on this is just right and again I can imagine it in many colours too so it's a winner all round.
For Steph and anyone else who struggles with picking up the little off cuts for this technique I suggest you find a sticky tipped pick up tool. Used by nail technicians, crafters and for putting chatons on polymer clay jewellery. I really love using them to help position pearls and other little embellishments on cards. there are many types out there, the pencil types are not suited to paper but the ones with the sticky tips work. You can mock something up with the tack stuff you put posters up with or by reversing some low tack tape just to help you get the off cut in the right place. then use something with a tip like a fine embossing tool to hold the off cut in place while you pull the sticky away. I'm not sure my description has done the idea justice but I hope it helps some one.
Sam, so sorry you've been feeling poorly. Top up on vitamin C as well as doing what the others say by getting that 'good' bacteria back in your body again. I hope you feel better soon xxx
Janet Ecco. It's good I'm alone, the sounds I was making reading about those pasties may have sounded like something else...! Good thing I had lunch before reading.
I'm going to leave it there for today. I need to order some fabric for Billy's bed cover having settled on what I want. hoping to find some fabric bargains for my sewing course while I gather needed items. If there's some cash left over I may then treat myself to a little something crafty!
Big warm hugs to all, take care if it's icy, stay in the warm and craft!
Extra hugs if you need them, got plenty to go around!
T x
Ooops!
ReplyDeleteForgot to say congratulations to Sonia, enjoy your work of art!
Hugs x
Hi Sue,and everyone,lovely card to day,but not the colours,but will try it in another colours .
ReplyDeleteHas anyone news or Norah??
Ita.
Good afternoon Sue,
ReplyDeleteWhilst I really do love the design and technique used on today's card sadly the colour is not for me. Congratulations to today's winner and Sue, I hope you enjoy the rest of your day.
Margaret A.
Love this technique
ReplyDeleteA very good afternoon Sue & Wilsonettes
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card again the colours are beautiful . I must try this technique it's so pretty.
Sue if at all possible I know you are always busy,but just wondering if there is a chance you could do a DVD on all the way's of using your flower's,or just on your two day video days,because I'm sure you have so many different way's in your crafty brain of using them. Thank you Sue.
Love & Hug's Lynda Brock xxx
Sam S sorry you have been so unwell. I'v missed you hope you make a full recovery soon.Hugs Lynda xx
Steph,thank you your comment this morning really made me smile. I have one of them sticky pick up tools also they do a pencil that's also sticky they are so helpful I'm always dropping little flat back embellishment .( sorry for saying sticky twice hehe )
Hug's Lynda xx
Janet,Ooo those mouthwatering pastry's you describe them in such detail I could taste them.
Hug's Lynda xx
Congratulations Sonia on winning a Sue original enjoy.Hugs Lynda xx
Happy Birthday Pat Witney have a lovely day
Birthday Hug's Lynda xx
Tres Congratlations to your Mum & Dad & sorry you haven't been too well latly. Hug's Lynda xx
Hug's to Sandra,Margaret corgi owner,Myra P,Maria A,
Hazel,Patricia,Sheila G,TOB Theresa,Yorkylass,Lynne M,Steph,Cameeli,Wheelybad,Pam,Tina E,Tandy,Tres.Norah,Lindsay. & all Wilsonettes
Love Lynda xx
I like the different shade of pink and a splash of the black color,,,very nice indeed.
ReplyDeleteWEll done Sue
Comgrats to the card winner
enjoy Sue's card
Hi Sue and everyone. I like how you have managed to put all the little bits back in on the sticky sheet,can believe it is tricky but well worth it because it looks lovely Sue.My new year resolution(one of them)is to make up some cards out of the massive stock I got so I can buy more at the AP :-)That's include learning to use the gilding flakes and sticky sheets properly ! just shaking in my boots thinking about it!!
ReplyDeleteHave been away for a week,got back a few hours ago so have not yet had time to see your lovely cards Sue or read the wilsonette's comments but will do so shortly.
I can see from above me anyway that it is Pat W's Birthday so I hope you have a Great day,hugs!
Sam S-Hope you feeling better soon,gentle hugs to you!
Tres-wish you better too,hugs!
Take care and keep warm everyone and lots of Hugs Maria x
Hi Sue, I really, really like this card and the colours. I am determined to give this one a go!
ReplyDeletePat Witney - Happy Birthday and I hope you are having a lovely day.
Sonia S - Congratulations on being the Wednesday Winner.
Frances
A stunning, modern design using a very clever inlay technique which is beautiful-one I'll be trying out myself, thank you for the great idea! x
ReplyDeleteHello Sue, This is a gorgeous card, the effect is lovely, depending on colour could be used for male or female cards or any occasion - yes I would say this is very versatile card, love it.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Sonia on winning an absolutely stunning card.
Hope everyone is having a good day, love Brenda xxx
Sam S sorry you have been unwell Hope you will be feeling better soon. Love and Prayers
This card is simply stunning.
ReplyDeleteTake care Sue,
Ivy xx
Hi Sue. Lovely card done in lovely colours. Got to say I am addicted to your daisys. SueL x
ReplyDeleteHi Sue.
ReplyDeletenot alot to say about this one other than Wow. I really like the colours. Really effective.
Love
Jo xx
Love the colours of this card but have always been hopeless at jigsaws. Must give this a try though. Had a cataract op this week so will wait until my eye has adjusted and can get new glasses. No excuse for not finding the pieces then.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card and such a good use of the "waste" cut out bits.
Congrats to Sonia
Hugs to all
Annx without an "e"
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteThis is so fabulous, looks just like a quilt pattern, beautiful. Time consuming but worth it.
Love & Hugs
Jacquie J xxx
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Wow!! That is so striking. Love the technique you have used.
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Karen xx
Beautiful! I love paper piecing and agree that it is satisfying. It relaxes and focuses me. Sometimes when I am stressing over something or even trying to get my mojo back I will do paper piecing and it really helps!
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the open petal as the floral accent! It is very eye catching! Congratulations to Sonia! TFS!
Great card and I really like the colour. Hope you have a restful weekend.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteLoving todays beautiful creation & it looks absolutely amazing, although you said it was time consuming, it's definitely worth the effort with the beautiful end result.
Love the colours & your flower & leaves adds the perfect finishing touch..
Crafty Hugs
Haze xx
Another lovely card. Love the daisy.
ReplyDeleteGood evening Sue. Oh you must have a lot of patience to do this, I often look at the bits that come out of the heart striplet and think about putting them back in, but that's as far as it goes.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Sonja.
Hazel x
what a brill technique and it gives such a fab result. i love it and it's pink!! that open flower is just the perfect finishing touch, hugs xx
ReplyDeleteSue this is a stunning card ,Laura O
ReplyDeleteLove this - so different. Putting the pink card into the border is just so inspired. A brilliant creation.
ReplyDeleteRachel x
Love this new design, brilliant idea
ReplyDeleteVie
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Hi, another brilliant technique to try....cannot keep up, beautiful card. xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteanother beautiful card love the colours you have used don't think i would have the patience to do it though
hope every one is ok and if not i hope you feel better soon hugs to all
Theresa x
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card today. Love the shades of pink - my favourite colour - and another black flower, fast becoming my favourite too. Tomorrow is a crafting day for me and I will be trying out this technique as I am lucky enough to have that border. Wish I had some raspberry card too, but never mind I will have to adapt.
First of all though I have to make a birthday card for my gorgeous Granddaughter who will be 5 next week. Think it will have to be a "Frozen" theme.
Sam S and Tres, sorry you are not feeling well, gentle healing hugs to you both.
Pat W. Happy Birthday , hope it's been a good one.
MARIA ALDER. have you checked last Saturday's post yet. If not, do it now!!!!
Congratulations Sonia on winning that fabulous card.
Love and hugs for all
Saba
a lot of work but beautiful result
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, love all the shades of pink, so pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, love all the shades of pink, so pretty.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteLovely card and such a clever idea, congratulations to Sonia
Hugs and best wishes everyone
Pat
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteLovely card. Thank you.
Much love,
Shirley T. xxx
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteStunning card....interesting technique!!
Love
Sam
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This looks quite fiddly but worth having a go. A lovely effect.
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Northampton
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteVery striking card today, love your border and the flower is lovely too.
Di B x
Good evening lovely Sue and my wonderful Wilsotte friends,
ReplyDeleteJust thinking that if you were really keen Sue you would have a lovely quartet that would make a beautiful gift for someone if you made up the leftovers, but I know you are always up for challenges. Thank you for stretching us Sue with a strangely simple yet not creation today.
Well done to Sonia , this weeks Wednesday winner and to MARIA ALDER on last weeks. Give Sue a line Maria as you will be kicking yourself if you don't.
Happy Birthday Pat, I hope that you have had a wonderful day and got lots of lovely cards. I hope they only put the one candle on your cake as it takes a lot of puff to blow out the other 20.
Janet I bet your really happy that cakes are only once a week, I must say I do admire your self control and will power.
Sam, Tres I wish you both better days to come as I know just how long term I'll can bring you down. Take care dear ladies.
LittleLamb, oh the difference you are going to find with your sight after the op. It's going to feel a bit gritty or iritating but honest it is worth it all in the end. BUT remember you can't bend over the sink to wash your hair as it brings undue pressure on to your eye. Get some lovely person in your household to do a back wash shampoo on you for the next few weeks.
Sandra, I hope the wee lass feels better soon. Sorry.that you have not been able to go to your friends party but you would have worried the whole time if you had went with Paul on your own.
Cheryl, you are better than them any day sweet lady, people like that have no room in your life. Friends, real friends don't put a friend through that. Look up to the sky tomorrow , take a deep breath and live for you and grab life with both hands.
Sending hugs to all my lovely Wilsonettes Angels and baby Wilsonettes.
Love and crafty hugs
Norah ( Glenochil Village)
Good evening all, don't know where the day has gone. Love this card, but not sure I would have the patience for this, but then I use fabric for patchwork, so perhaps I should try it.
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Janice W
Hello how late it is. I think this is a lovely card and such detail. I expect it needs a fair bit of patience, but what a result at the end. Lovely. xx Maggie (better without a bow)
ReplyDeleteFantastic card x
ReplyDeleteFabulous card. Time-consuming maybe but the result is definitely worth it. I've been dithering about getting this border die but it's jumped up the wish-list. Change of colour and sentiment means it will earn its keep in no time!
ReplyDeleteTake care everyone.
Hello Sue,
ReplyDeleteI am very late commenting on Saturday's post. Have only just read it. This card is very clever. I love it.
Love
Roz.x
WOW,how beautiful this card is Sue,great idea, thank you, Linda x
ReplyDeleteI love this Sue, the design is fab and really 'pops' and love the pink! Hugs Carole Z X
ReplyDeleteHi Sue stunning card and love the choice of colour.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous the inlaid technique makes it so different with the two colours. Love it. Well done to the card winner.
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CraftyJacq
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Hi sue wonderful card and great technique.
ReplyDeletecrafty hugs helen terry xxx
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning card. I must try and make this one.
Take care
Hazel G XX