Tuesday, 18 March 2008

A Carte Postale card

Just for a change, here’s a card made by my Canadian Cousin (she’s the enthusiastic commenter who signs herself CC). She very kindly sent me stacks of card samples to kickstart my Stampin’ Up! business. I have to admit that I’m responsible for the wonky ribbon – I think I must have dislodged it while taking the photo.

Stamps: Carte Postale (p57), French Flair (p56)
Cardstock: Lavender Lace, Certainly Celery, Barely Banana, Whisper White
Ink: Certainly Celery
Accessories: ¼” Grosgrain Ribbon - Elegant Eggplant

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  1. Anonymous18 March 2008 at 18:21

    Why that's a beautiful card - in fact, I don't think I've ever seen such a beautiful card on your blog! This Canadian Cousin sounds too good to be true - she makes cards, she sends you cards, she loves SU, she's your biggest fan. She sounds lovely...now go and fix that wonky ribbon bit, your readers are going to wonder about my stamping ability - LOL. CC

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  2. Anonymous18 March 2008 at 22:35

    Lovely card, CC!!

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  3. Anonymous23 March 2008 at 05:00

    wonky is good! I love wonky!

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