My card using: Stamping + Corrugated Cardboard covered by designer paper + My choice of Die Cuts, Splatters and Sequins.
Next I used my Penny Black dies to cut my flower using the same designer paper and the stem with cardstock. I also die cut both with coaster board to give them extra dimension..worked great.
Next I die cut my card front with my CUTplorations Die and placed the card front inside my MISTI so as to position my sentiment. But before stamping, I decided my card front needed more mixed media so I used diluted acrylic paint and a paint brush to add a few splatters.
Then I placed my sentiment in my MISTI and stamped with Archival black ink. Next I attached my flower, stem, vase and sequins on my card and attached with liquid glue.
I was so pleased with the results. Hope you like my card too and will play with us this month on our CAS Mix Up February Challenge. You have until February 24th to join in the fun.
Be sure and visit the Challenge blog to see all the fabulous samples from the DT and our Guest this month...Julie (Crafted by Jules). You will be inspired my friends. Happy Stamping..Hugs...
Supplies:
Stamp: Penny Black Joyful..sentiment. Papers: SU Whisper White Thick (card base), Sahara Sand CS and Bloom and Bliss DSP. Arches Hot Press Watercolor Paper. Inks: Archival Black. Accessories: Big Shot, Penny Black "Joyful" Die Cuts, CUTplorations "Crazy Double Running Stitch Rectangle Nesting Dies", SU sequins (ret), Acrylic paint, paint brush and SU Fine Tip Glue Pen, corrugated cardboard.
This is a fantastic card! I've never thought about using corrugated cardboard on a card. I especially like how you covered it in DSP. I'll have to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteSo creative to cover your corrugated cardboard with patterned paper ... that vase is to cool! Love the matching patterned flower. Unique and creative design, my friend! xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant idea to use the dp over the corrugated cardboard. Love the way it matches the flower. A fabulous card! Thanks for coming up with something so lovely for my challenge!
ReplyDeleteI love your beautiful card! The "vase" was such a clever idea, love how you covered your corrugated cardboard with DSP. That flower die is amazing and I am so loving it. Love those splatters, sequins and that sentiment is just perfect. Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little vase you created with your DP and corrugated cardboard Nancy! love that bloom, the touch of black splatter and pretty colors you used! Julia xx
ReplyDeleteI am not surprised that you managed to make corrugated cardboard look pretty--that's part of your creative genius! Very pretty card.
ReplyDeleteYou most certainly made this card special. Love your choice of pattern paper and adding it to your vase, brilliant! A little grey, splatters and that stitched frame is the perfect touch. Hugs
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun idea to use your crimper. Never thought of using corrugated card in the fun way you have x
ReplyDeleteNancy, I just LOVE this card! Love the die and the use of the designer paper tying it together. This has such a clean, fresh look to it!
ReplyDeleteVery clever to cover your cardboard with DSP, Nancy! Love the vase and matching flower!
ReplyDeletelove how you created your corrugated DP, looks awesome with that flower. Love it
ReplyDeleteIngenious...and oh so pretty...use of cardboard! Love this happy card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for leading me in the direction of this challenge Nancy... I already have an idea!
ReplyDeleteLove your inspiration! Thanks also for the love and kindness on my blog earlier!
oh I love this card Nancy.
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever idea Nancy. I must get myself a replacement crimper as I left mine behind when I retired. :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love the flower die, and great idea to cover the cardboard with DP. I still have my crimper...
ReplyDeleteI love your flower pot using the corrugated card Nancy and what a great idea to use the dp on the pot and the flower and to set it all on that elegant stitched mat and I love the random stitching lines. The spattering, sequins and sentiment are beautiful finishing touches too. x
ReplyDeleteI love this, Nancy! Very creative and fun. I will try and play too. Hugz
ReplyDeleteThat would be great Nancy. I love your vintage mixed media style, so I bet you would come up with something very creative. You have until Feb. 24th :-) Hugs..
DeleteLove the corrugated vase and neat die cut flower! Sue (suen)
ReplyDeleteThank you Sue. So pleased you could comment. Hugs.....
DeleteLove your flower vase and so good you got to use a crimper. Haven't used mine in a while. The splatters look great and so does the complete card.
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