I hope everyone had a wonderfully restful holiday. Because of our blizzard, I had a couple extra days off from school- and that's ALWAYS nice! :)
Today I was finally able to get into my hide-away and do a little stamping. I needed a thank you card for Heather, who was my Secret Santa at school. Heather was such a good Secret Santa, and even though she knows nothing about stamping, she tried to give me some stamping things she thought I'd like- and she did a very good job at it! Here's the card I made for her:
It's a very simple card, but I'm very happy with how it turned out. I used Stampin' Up's retired Cranberry Crisp cardstock for the base, then a layer of Certainly Celery, followed by a layer of (I think) Basic Grey patterned paper. Of course, I just noticed that I have the patterned paper going upside down- oh, well, too late to fix that!) The cherry image, from Hambo Stamps, is stamped onto GP110 white cardstock using Memento Tuxedo Black ink, and colored using Copic Markers. The thank you sentiment is from a long-time retired SU set called Frame Fun. I then layered the image onto Certainly Celery and then Cranberry Crisp. The cranberry and celery colored ribbons are from the Offray Ribbon Outlet. If you've never been to the outlet in Hagerstown, MD, you've GOTTA go!!! The image is popped up using dimensionals.
I'd like to welcome all of the SCS girls who joined my new blog group, Glitterbees! If you'd like to participate in the group, there's still room...just click here and post to the thread that you'd like to participate.
Come back tomorrow for Bombshell Stamps' monthly Hump Day Hop!!
2 weeks ago
What a cherry thank you. :)
ReplyDeletewonderful card and the coloring really matches well with the paper choice
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Love the cranberry and celery colors together. Such a sweet image to go with that patterned paper, too.
ReplyDeleteMary, what a very pretty Thank You card!! I'm sure Heather loved it!!
ReplyDeleteGreat card Mary!. Hey, I like your header quote - up until Christmas, that was what I had on mine! Cheers,
ReplyDeleteShanna :)
Adorable card with all those cherries! Your coloring is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for starting this blog group!
Renee
Love the cherries. Didn't notice the paper until I read it.
ReplyDeleteYour cherry card is beautiful. Love the colors. I used to live in Traverse City, MI which is the known as the Cherry Capital of the World... Thanks for starting the blog group... Micki, a Glitterbee in SC..hehehe
ReplyDeleteLovely card! The cherries are colored very nicely. rita w
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card, I think the DP looks great that way up, didn't notivce a thing till you pointed it out LOL!
ReplyDeleteCould that stamp be more perfect with that paper? They're made for each other.
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
I love the DP you used on this card! It's so cute!
ReplyDeletePerfect colors! Love the cherry image -- very cute!
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