Showing posts with label Timeless Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Timeless Love. Show all posts

Friday, 9 September 2016

Timeless Love Thank You

 I have entered this card into the Crazy Crafters' Project Highlights this week.  To see the other entries and to vote for your favourites, click here.

This card is to thank dear friends for including us in a remarkable wedding experience - it stretched over a long weekend and will live in our memory banks forever.

The bride loves roses and the curved shape of this image is similar to the one she used for her invitations - so I hope she'll like this.
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I really love the combination of Sweet Sugarplum and Rich Razzleberry.

The floral image is from the Timeless Love stamp set.  I stamped it onto watercolour paper with Archival Basic Black ink and then watercoloured it with Sweet Sugarplum, Rich Razzleberry, Crushed Curry, Pear Pizzazz and Delightful Dijon.  There's also a touch of Gold Wink of Stella in the flower centres.

The greeting is from the One Big Meaning stamp set.  It is also stamped onto watercolour paper in Basic Black ink then cut out with one of the Layering Circles framelits.  I layered this onto a piece of Rich Razzleberry cut with one of the scalloped Layering Circles framelits.

The 3D flower is made with the Paisley framelits.  You'll find my tutorial here.
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I left the flowers inside the card unpainted.

Thank you for visiting today.

'Til next time!

Stephanie

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Wednesday, 20 January 2016

Shaker card - Timeless Love

One of the lovely ladies in my classes said she'd like to make a shaker card, so we'll be making one this semester.
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An elegant shaker card
I've never considered myself to be a very "pink person" but something about these flowers whispered "pink" to me!

I wanted the shaker to be a bit subtle and elegant, so I decided to use the Metallics Sequin Assortment .... which led me to using some black cardstock to go with the black sequins.

The colours are Pink Pirouette (probably my least used colour!), Basic Black, Whisper White and Pear Pizzazz (for the leaves).

The flowers and leaves on the exterior are watercoloured, except for the centres of the flowers - that's gold Wink of Stella.  The petals have a coat of clear Wink of Stella that you can't see in the photo - you'll just have to trust me when I say they  have a lovely subtle shimmer!

The You're Fabulous greeting (from the A Whole Lot of Lovely set) was inked up with my markers for stamping.  Then I surrounded it with a soft sponging of Pink Pirouette ink.

The fabulous greeting inside the card is from the Happy Birthday Everyone stamp set which, like A Whole Lot of Lovely, is an exclusive Hostess Set.  So, if you like them, book yourself a party or workshop! (It can even be an online / virtual party!).
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This is the inside of the card
'Til next time
Stephanie


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Monday, 27 July 2015

Timeless Love Wreath

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Timeless Love stamped twice
I have a very simple card for you today.  For me it was mainly about the colour combination - I've always liked yellow and grey together. 
In this card, I stamped the flowers from Timeless Love twice to form a circle which I then cut and added a mat of Smoky Grey.  I watercoloured the flowers with Crushed Curry, Delightful Dijon, Mint Macaron and Wild Wasabi.

The base card is Crushed Curry topped with a panel of Basic Grey that I embossed with the Elegant Dots embossing folder.

Then I used up some leftover strips of Crushed Curry and Basic Grey to add some more interest.  Using black ink I stamped them with a variety of patterns from the Butterfly Basics, Kinda Eclectic and Bohemian Borders stamp sets.

Thanks for looking.
Stephanie