I'm not sure WHY I picked all white...maybe it's because I'm a little stir-crazy with all the snow that we've had (we're getting ready for our 3rd blizzard of the winter coming tonight!) Great, just what we need- MORE snow! Anyway, back to the card- I used GP110 white cardstock for the entire card. I embossed one layer using my Cuttlebug and the Paisley embossing folder, then I embossed the other layer using the Dotted Swiss embossing folder. I stamped the girl duck image from Pond Friends using Memento Tuxedo Black ink and colored her feathers, beak, and feet only. I envisioned her wearing a white eyelet dress and hat. I added yellow Glitter Adornments from My Favorite Things using gem glue to each corner of the Dotted Swiss panel. So, what do you think? Clean and simple enough or too much?? I can't wait to hear your opinions!
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Oh! the white on white with hints of buttercream...haha...just great! Way to make a CAS card. I think I might have to try this. I bet photographing it was tricky..got any tricks?
ReplyDeleteI think this turned out great! Love the layers - so subtle and pretty -
ReplyDeleteLove the lots of white space, looks so clean and bright! Cute image, too!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet!
ReplyDeleteMary, this is just perfect for a C&S card!! That chick is adorable!!
ReplyDeleteYour card is so pretty! I love all the layers and textures.
ReplyDeleteGreat job with the CAS Mary. Love all the different textures.
ReplyDeleteMary this is so sweet! Love your image :)
ReplyDeleteRenee
Great C & S card Mary! I love the different textures!
ReplyDeleteadorable! adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable card! Are you still snowed in?
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