Wednesday 2 April 2008

Small and bright

Here’s one of the cards we made at the Mother and Daughter event. It’s a small card – 9cm square – and very simple, although quite effective I think. The flower stems were hand-drawn; I tried them straight and wavy and think I prefer the wavy lines. I love the way the Black Gingham ribbon really lifts projects, and goes with just about everything.

Stamps: Little Pieces (p53)
Cardstock: Pink Passion, Green Galore, Whisper White
Ink: Pink Passion
Accessories: Black gingham ribbon (p86)

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5 comments:

  1. Anonymous2 April 2008 at 08:46

    Thanks for the inspiration to pull out another long forgotten set. The dimensional effect is awesome!

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  2. Coffeeaddictsam2 April 2008 at 10:00

    Great card Helen- I can see why the event was a hit!

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  3. Nardi2 April 2008 at 11:23

    I love the colours in this Helen. The ribbon really does give it a great balance and dimension. TFS!

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  4. Anonymous2 April 2008 at 14:02

    I know you know I love this color combo!!!! This little card is fantastic :) Great job with the wavy lines, too!

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  5. Anonymous3 April 2008 at 01:48

    Another very simple and VERY cute card. Love the wavy lines. CC

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