Hi!
Welcome to the new Colour Creations Blog Share - and hooray for this new, fabulous purple, Gorgeous Grape. Stampin' Up! has been missing a purple like this from it's range for a while now, so Gorgeous Grape is a very welcome addition to the family.
For my card tonight, I decided to make a more classic card. I started with the striped section at the bottom. Can you guess which stamp set I used to create the stripes?
Did you guess Waterfront? Well done! I had intended to use the stamps on the rest of the card, but as I got to making the main panel I went in a completely different direction. Before I go that way, let's take a moment to admire the Black Glittered Organdy Ribbon. isn't it stunning?
It's hard to see in the photos, but the Whisper White panel on the base is embossed with the Tin Tile DTIEF. To make the main panel, I stamped the stems from Beautiful Bouquet in Granny Apple Green (next week's colour!), and then a few of the clusters of four petal flowers in Gorgeous Grape. I then adhered some die cuts of the coordinating flowers from the Bouquet Bunch Framelits using Mini Dimensionals. It adds just that little touch of dimension to the bouquet.
I used a similar process for the inside, except that I adhered the die cut flowers flat to the card. Hopefully you can see that I've also embossed the Gorgeous Grape card stock to match the front of the card.
You can find the rest of this week's Gorgeous Grape cards over at Catherine's Blog. I can't wait to see what everyone's done with this lovely colour.
Bye for now,
Tina
What a beautifully classic and drop dead gorgeous card Tina. Thanks for hopping along tonight.
ReplyDeleteI didn't guess waterfront but a great use of it. Love how you have completed the card with the bouquet of flowers.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card Tina, I think many a lady would love to receive this card.
ReplyDeleteStunning Tina, I love this set and you've inspired me to get it out again, love it!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous card Tina! I didn't guess the bottom panel was stamped, I thought initially it was a strip of DSP - looks great! And I LOVE that ribbon!
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