Hi Stampers!
I wanted
to create a card to start off the weekend and decided to use the Freshly Made Sketches #FMS100 Challenge (congrats on 100!) along with the SR190 colors from Stampin’ Royalty.
Hope you take the
time to visit both sites- so many examples of projects (no two the same- love it!! :-))
To create this card:
Stamp the script image from Notable Notions using Basic Black
Classic Ink onto Crumb Cake cardstock and adhere to a piece of Basic Black cardstock.
Add the Pistachio Pudding DSP (from Venetian Romance Designer
Series Paper) onto a layer of Basic Black cardstock and mount onto the
background layer at an angle per the sketch.
Use the Big Shot™ with the Dress Up Framelits™ to cut the
dress from the Modern Medley Designer Series Paper and use the Delicate Doilies
Sizzlits™ L with a piece of Very Vanilla.
Add the 1/2” Crumb Cake Seam Binding for the waistband (fold
in half first) across the dress and adhere behind the dress with Glue
Dots.
To create the paper roses- Use the 7/8” Scallop Circle Punch and 1 ¼” Scallop Circle
Punch to punch out circles from Crisp Cantaloupe cardstock (one with the 7/8”
Punch and three with the 1 ¼” Punch).
Take your scissors and cut a wavy spiral cut around the flower- start
from the outside and follow the circle around towards the center leaving an
area in the middle for the glue, scrunch the paper a bit and roll the cardstock
up starting from the outside edge towards the center. Add a bit of Multipurpose Liquid Glue to the
center of the flower to hold in place and add a Pearl (Splitcoaststampers has a
photo tutorial here).
Use the Bird Builder Punch to punch out the leaves from
Pistachio Pudding Cardstock (I cut a few leaves off the stem for the small
rose) and adhere behind the flowers using Glue Dots. Add the small rose to the waist of the dress with a Glue Dot.
Adhere a strip of Crisp Cantaloupe DSP (from Birthday Basics)
to a piece of Basic Black cardstock and add to the front of the card
overlapping the Pistachio Pudding and Doily a bit.
I decided to use a previously printed My Digital Studio™ (MDS) sentiment from Favorite Thoughts (love this sentiment and the download is still current :-)) and hand cut the banner points. To handcut, using Paper Snips cut toward the sentiment on the end (in the middle) and then hand cut from the corners to meet the end of the center cut (again toward the sentiment). I have also cut the banner points in the past using the 1" Square Punch but decided to go the hand cut way this time :-)
Using Stampin’ Dimensionals® add the banner and the dress-
finish off the card adding the roses to the corner of the sentiment.
Stamp Sets: Notable
Notions, Favorite Thoughts (MDS)
Ink: Basic Printer Ink- Black, Black Classic Ink
Cardstock: Very Vanilla, Basic Black, Crumb Cake, Designer
Series Paper- Birthday Basics, Modern Medley and Venetian Romance
Accessories: Big Shot™,
Dress Up Framelits™, Delicate Doilies Sizzlits™ L, 7/8” and 1 ¼” Scallop Circle
Punches, ½” Crumb Cake Seam Binding Ribbon, Pearls
Thanks again for taking the time to visit- it is so encouraging to me!! Have a great weekend and God Bless!!
This is so adorable.
ReplyDeleteWhat amazing details! The sweet little flowers are perfect for dressing up the dress and the sentiment alike! Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches!
ReplyDeleteSuch an utterly cute and happy card--I want that dress! :)
ReplyDeleteIt is so gorgeous and I am going to do my best to case it!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this card Julie~ love what you've done with every element here! Super sweet!
ReplyDeleteI just love your art. It is so inspirational.
ReplyDeletelinda
What an awesome use of the sketch, Julie! This is fantastic!! So glad you joined in the fun this week!
ReplyDeleteVery very cute!
ReplyDeleteVery very cute!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your card is gorgeous! Love all the details, and that little black dress is adorable!
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful Julie! What a gorgeous spotted dress and the flowers you've added are stunning! Thanks for joining us at Freshly made Sketches this week!
ReplyDeletewow! love this!! thanks for playing this weeks Stampin' Royalty Challenge!
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