I used the sentiment from Countryside Blooms for my card. The hearts on my card came from the rocks on the plate and I tossed in a few vellum hearts as a tribute to the clear plate. A touch of bling for a bit of "oomph" and a twine bow to pull the sentiment panel and hearts together.
You can check out all the challenge details over on the Curtain Call Inspiration Challenge. You have until June 12th at 8:00 a.m. CST to complete a new card/project using the inspiration picture and linking it up accordingly. The Lead and Show Stoppers will be announced on June 14th.
Thanks for popping by and hope you can find some time to play along with us if you haven't done so already.
What's In It?
Stamps: Countryside Blooms (Unity Stamps)
Paper: White, Going Grey, Vellum (Stampin' Up)
Ink: Going Grey (Stampin' Up)
Accessories: Heart Quartet Die (A Cut Above by Verve), Heart Punch (Marvy), Stitched Rectangle Dies (Lil' Inkers), Twine, Shine Bright Sequin Mix (Verve Stamps), Dimensionals
15 comments:
Oh my, Marisa...jaw-dropping gorgeous happening with this card. Delicate, pretty, and simple...sighhhhh.
c
what a sweet cluster of hearts :) Love the tone on tone of neutrals!
OOO that’s pretty Marisa! All the hearts layered give such a lovely effect!
Such a beautiful card I love your cluster of hearts very much
Lovely inspired card~
Very pretty Marisa. Love those layered hearts! Just perfect.
Marisa I love the way you used the shades from the inspiration and you had me at vellum!
All those layered gray-toned hearts and the vellum is just lovely!
This is wonderful, Marisa! You truly captured the essence of the all white/gray inspiration picture with the tonal vellum hearts! Stunning!
Beautiful card. I love the monochromatic scheme here and all the wonderful hearts.
ooh la la!! Such a gorgeous take on the inspiration, the layers of hearts are so creative! :)
All that white and hearts... you know I Love this! Very pretty and great job with the colors!
The hearts are absolutely darling!
Soft, subtle and STUNNING!
This is FANTASTIC! I love it! You did a great job on both cards for this challenge, which I unfortunately never had a chance to play in. It was a beautiful inspo pic.
Post a Comment