This card is using the felt ribbon I've seen popping up here and there. This one is a cream color, however the base of this card is SU!'s Sahara Sand and it looks very nice with it. The red designer paper is by Murdock Country Creations and is called St. Nick. It is *so* fun....I got it super cheap on clearance...and am bummed because I only got one sheet!! It looks like gorgeous polished stone with no mess! The scalloped square the small ovals are a very pretty ivory irridescent paper I got from The Paper Cut's warehouse sale. I'm loving it!! Flowers are by Prima, and I doubled them to get a fuller look. I have no idea where the button is from...but does anyone know where to get *pretty* buttons?! I love the dainty, pearlescent, creamy/white sort...and my recent trip to Hobby Lobby left me totally bummed in that department! I faux stitched the large oval punch with the Sakura clear stardust pen. Thanks is an acrylic set by Stampendous.
This card is using the felt ribbon I've seen popping up here and there. This one is a cream color, however the base of this card is SU!'s Sahara Sand and it looks very nice with it. The red designer paper is by Murdock Country Creations and is called St. Nick. It is *so* fun....I got it super cheap on clearance...and am bummed because I only got one sheet!! It looks like gorgeous polished stone with no mess! The scalloped square the small ovals are a very pretty ivory irridescent paper I got from The Paper Cut's warehouse sale. I'm loving it!! Flowers are by Prima, and I doubled them to get a fuller look. I have no idea where the button is from...but does anyone know where to get *pretty* buttons?! I love the dainty, pearlescent, creamy/white sort...and my recent trip to Hobby Lobby left me totally bummed in that department! I faux stitched the large oval punch with the Sakura clear stardust pen. Thanks is an acrylic set by Stampendous.
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Gorgeous rich stylful card!
Teresa
You should bring your Blog Candy to the top so people will see it. All you need to do to keep it at the top is click on edit post, click edit on the particular post, at the bottom there's a button that says "post option", click on that button, change the date to a future date, for example the last day of the blog candy. . .your post will remain at the top until that date. Your current posts will continue to be posted but it will be one post below your blog candy announcement.
I'll try out your sketch today.
Your SBS2 sis,
Maria (Stampin Inspirations)