Good afternoon blog friends, I hope everyone is doing well! Today I have picked a floral card to post. I really like the anemone and daisy topper dies from Spellbinders as they are so versatile to use to achieve different looks for your cards. Tis is the same die that I used on the pink card a few days ago and cut the centre out of it. I've used it here with two shades of pink for a fun look. The sentiment was stamped on the Samantha Walker Ornate tag and I decided that I wanted the frilly bits that are on the top and bottom of that tag to go on the sides of the tag for this card. So I cut them off and attached to the sides. It doesn't have to always stay exactly the way the die is intended remember. That is one of my favourite things about card making and crafting in general, you can change things to suit your needs with very little effort. I did emboss the top half of this card with our lattice embossing folder and I added some of our new pearly swirlies (my name for them) and a bit of the dusty rose frilly edged ribbon to complete the card. I hope you like it (even if you aren't a "pink" person)! All for now, Sue x
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Friday, 14 October 2011
Pretty In Pink
Good afternoon blog friends, I hope everyone is doing well! Today I have picked a floral card to post. I really like the anemone and daisy topper dies from Spellbinders as they are so versatile to use to achieve different looks for your cards. Tis is the same die that I used on the pink card a few days ago and cut the centre out of it. I've used it here with two shades of pink for a fun look. The sentiment was stamped on the Samantha Walker Ornate tag and I decided that I wanted the frilly bits that are on the top and bottom of that tag to go on the sides of the tag for this card. So I cut them off and attached to the sides. It doesn't have to always stay exactly the way the die is intended remember. That is one of my favourite things about card making and crafting in general, you can change things to suit your needs with very little effort. I did emboss the top half of this card with our lattice embossing folder and I added some of our new pearly swirlies (my name for them) and a bit of the dusty rose frilly edged ribbon to complete the card. I hope you like it (even if you aren't a "pink" person)! All for now, Sue x
this is absolutely beautiful i do love those flower dies they look great and so dimentional xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card. I just love the flowers and ribbon. TFS.
ReplyDeleteA really beautiful card Sue. I love this dusted pink, as we call it here. It´s just gorgeous and I agre these flowers really looks awesome and give some nice dimension to the card as well. Beautiful card in all, that´s for sure.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week-end everyone and lots of fun.
I'm not really a pink person but as there's a fairly strong pink teamed with the paler pink and cream this is rather lovely. The flowers are gorgeous and I do like the sentiment. Hope your weekend is a good one. Elizabeth x
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Sue xx Jan
ReplyDeleteIt might be pink, but it's a very grown up pink. Beautiful. I wish I could win the lottery and then I would buy all these dies. In the meantime I'll just dream on!!!
ReplyDeleteIt would never have occurred to me to modify the die cut. Good thinking!
ReplyDeleteI love this card. The flowers are gorgeous. Love, Julia xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteThis card is so pretty. Hope you don't mind if I use some of these ideas for a card I have to make for my daughter who loves pink.
Sue
Lovely card, very pretty and I love the pearly, swirly thing, trace x
ReplyDeleteCan't resist pink I'm afraid! Especially with black. These anemone and daisy flowers always look good whatever colour you use but the two tone pink flowers are a great idea - Thanks again for the crafty ideas.XX
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Sue love the flowers
ReplyDeleteHugs Sandra xx
I like anything with a shade of pink on it, lovely flowers too, makes a great stunning card.
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers and the swirls.
ReplyDeleteHello Sue
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely card !
I think the cream and dusky pink really compliment each other and of course the Swirls are adding something else !
lovely, Sue.
Love Marg
Lovely card Sue. I love the flowers
ReplyDeleteA really lovely card.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous card with my favourite colours must try this one. Hugs Anne x
ReplyDeleteLove this card Sue, now I normally don't like pink cards ,but this is gorgeous. Hugs Rita xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteThis really is a lovely card and beautiful colours.
Really need some of the swirly pearls.
Eileen x
Gorgeous card Sue and I love anything pink. Beautiful flowers and need those swirly pearls.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Christine xx
Pink is just gorgeous, I use it a lot in my own cards...another really lovely card Sue, Carole xx
ReplyDeleteI'm really going to have to re-think these dies, had made up my mind that I really didn't need them in my stash! Like that embossing folder too! Oh the list just grows and grows...hope Santa is feeling generous this year!
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mmmmmm, strawberries and cream.......
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card! The flowers and ribbon are fantastic, love the embossed background.
ReplyDeleteBlessings Bernie
SUE LOVE THIS ONE I AM GOING TO TRY AND DO THIS ONE THANK DEBBIE
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card. I am a big fan of pink and those flowers are really lovely. I want those swirls!!!
ReplyDeleteClotted cream and dusky pink - this reminds me of scones, jam and cream - yum! x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card as always! The flowers are lovely and I love the ornate tag.
ReplyDeleteHappy Crafting!!! :) X X
This must be one of the prettiest cards you have made. Love it all.
ReplyDeleteSue C
This is a very pretty card Sue! I love the handmade flowers at the bottom. Just gorgeous! Mimi
ReplyDeleteThis is another stunner, the flowers are so pretty
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