Good evening all.
I had an order to fill, three cards, two engagement and one wedding. The stipulation was that they had to be pink and cream/white and have a vintage look.
This is one of the engagement cards. I used Cardabilities sketch #96. Fortunately, the criteria of the Shabby Tea Room challenge #212 is to include white and /or cream, pink, green, flowers, lace and/or ribbon. So I qualify for both challenges this week.
I used a base of Stampin' Up Whisper White, then a layer of Blushing Bride. The designer paper is Magnolia and is old now....I've had it at least a couple of years.
My pretty doily is one from Meg's Garden and was square. I cut it in half diagonally and tucked it under the blushing bride layer. The swirls are Magnolia and I cut them from white glitter card stock. Onto these swirls I layered some die cut leaves, which once again, I think is a Magnolia die. Garden Green is the colour card stock I used here. Then out of some flowers from my stash, I created a bouquet. It's all glued down firmly with Multi Medium Matte from Ranger.
A little stretchy lace across the bottom and a greeting finishes off the card.
Thanks for visiting my blog today. Keep well.
7 comments:
Another pretty card - love the gingham paper and the very well arranged flowers! Great colour combo!
Gorgeous! It really got my eye in the Cardabilities thumbnail pic. Thanks for linking up with Cardabilities.
Hey Leigh! I love how you did your flower arrangement on this one. It is beautiful! Hope you are doing well. Hugs, Curt
Someone likes pink, do they? Well, I do, too, and this is simply beautiful! Pink gingham always has such a sweet look to it, and then with the gorgeous bouquet, lace, and doily -- lovely!
Sweet card, I love aal of flowers :)
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Oh pink gingham and flowers, the ever perfect combo. Your spray of flowers is wonderful, that rectangle doily looks is fabulous. Truly beautiful!
Very spring like. Love your choice of embellishments and colours.
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