Monday, April 19, 2021

Just for You


 I pulled out a very old Rubber Stampede stamp called Woman in Repose to make this card. I stamped the image with Memento London Fog ink on a piece of pastel yellow cardstock to match the card base. I found a piece of dark grey script dsp from Recollections and used that for the background. I used 3 embossing folders on this card. The card base was done with a CB Pinking Stitch to give it that pretty edge. The Smoky Slate verticle strip was done with another very old CB strip ef. I also embossed a yellow panel, fussy cut the flowers and glued them on top of the grey embossed panel, adding 3 basic grey enamel dots to the centers. I used a SU! square lattice ef on the 2 accent flowers at the bottom that were done with 2 different punches, adding 2 more grey enamel dots. The sentiment panel was done with a SU! Chalk Talk framelit die and SU! teeny tiny wishes.

I'll enter this into these challenges:

Color Hues #16 - Yellow and Grey



Let's Squash It! Challenge #7 - use at least 3 embossing folders and include a person



Thanks for stopping by and may your day be one of the best ever!

Carol




20 comments:

CinnamonSally said...

Wow a gorgeous card Carol, love your use of the embossing folders, thanks so much for joining the challenge at Lets Squash it!!

Donna said...

So elegant and striking, love it!

Dotty Jo said...

This is lovely, Carol! Thanks for playing at Let's Squash It! Jo x

crafty-stamper said...

Absolutely beautiful Carol love the effect you got with the stamp
Carol x

Alice (scrAPpamondo) said...

Wow!!! So elegant, feminine and full of interesting detail! Such wonderful card! All the different embossing look really GREAT, thanks for the inspirations!!! That woman stamp is very beautiful and your creative work take her justice, she looks amazing in that soft grey! The pastel colours make the card very elegant and sweet!! Very well done!!!
Big hugs across the miles from my poor squashed Italy!

Verna Angerhofer said...

This is so gorgeous! I love the vintage lady image.

Karen said...

Such a beautiful, soft image and such a creative way to frame it. Thanks for joining us at Color Hues!

Claire said...

Gosh, this is beautiful and serene. Love the colour choices, it reminds me of old porcelain and as a result some parts look almost etched. So striking x

Maria said...

Oh, how dreamy looking!! So beautiful with the image and lovely flowers at the side!! A very gorgeous card, Carol!!

MiamiKel said...

Carol, this is SO lovely! I Love th softness of your card and the beautiful face as a focal point - the white/blue color is superb! xx

Angelnorth said...

That's a lovely image and your use of thre three embossing folders has complemeneted it beautifully - a very serene-looking card!

Stampsnob. said...

This is lovely Almost looks like she is on vellum............Lis

Wendy said...

Beautiful card, Carol! I love the image and your color choices on this! So many different elements to look at on this which I find very striking! Well done of the challenge! Have a wonderful day! Hugs~

Faith A at Daffodil Cards said...

WOW! Carol, this is awesome, I love the image, beautiful colours. Love the dies too.
Faith x

Kristie Goulet said...

Very pretty card! I love all the details. Thank you so much for joining us at Color Hues!

Linda W. (ScrappinBari) said...

What a soft feminine card, Carol - love it!! The woman in repose looks amazing with all the embossed elements!!

aussie aNNie said...

WOW GORGEOUS. Love the ink you used and have it as well, most likely dried up now as haven't used it for ages...
Creative and lovely card, colours are great as is the design. xx

ionabunny said...

Beautiful. Love the lady and london fog. The side panel with the embossed flowers and then the fussy cut embossed flowers is fabulous. Love those punched embossed flowers too. A beautiful card and great interpretation of our challenge. Thanks for joining the fun at Let's Squash It! Hugz

JD/ Jill said...

Pretty card, Carol!

cm said...

Beautiful card, filled with a delightful array of wonderful details! So thrilled to see you in the Colour Hues gallery!
~carol