I made this card using a pretty piece of script text dsp from Recollections for the background. I cut the Simon Says Stamp Bella Bloom in white, cutting the smallest flower from the script dsp and attaching it with a small white mini brad. I popped each layer up with foam tape and added a sentiment panel done with Midnight Muse ink and a SU! fancy scalloped punch.
I'm sharing this over at the Little Red Wagon challenge #338 which is to add text to your card.
That's it for me today, but thanks for stopping by, and make it a great day!
Carol
Hi Carol, another gorgeous card, love the flower. Must also say I do love the cheesie card below too. Hugs.xx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful Carol. Loving the blue script and scrumptious flower.
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DesÃre
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Very pretty, Carol! I like the contrast with the blue and white. Stunning card!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card Carol, lovely papers and pretty contrasting flower.
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A very pretty card Carol.
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Maarit
Oooh, Carol, I so love the stark contrast between the navy blue and that crisp clean white! Like a blouse and jacket!! Enjoy your day!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteWell now, you know I love blue and white. It is all over my house! LOL. Love that clever color, for sure!
ReplyDeleteLovely rhime in the end of your post :D
ReplyDeleteThis card is very elegant in blue and white, and also so clean! There is a beautiful catch-eyes in the centre with this flower ! A very useful card, just perfect for some occasions!
Fab card! I love the font of that sentiment. Thanks for joining us at Little Red Wagon.
ReplyDeleteOh my this is gorgeous!! I love the white and navy color combo along with your pretty embossed flower!! Wonderful design! HUGS
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and love the navy and white.
ReplyDeleteWow! I love this card Carol! The color combo is just stunning. Love that flower, it is so beautiful. Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! So crisp! Am I caught up with your blog posts yet? You have totally inspired me to go home and play (now then, check in with me again once I get there).
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