Saturday, 13 September 2008

Rose Red and white

Here’s a simpler version of the froggy birthday card I showed you earlier in the week. I love the Rose Red against the crisp Whisper White cardstock.

I used two retiring Designer Series Papers for this card – the floral red sheet from Cutie Pie and the argyle pattern from the Rose Red Prints pack.

As scalloped edges are my new favourite thing, I scalloped the white cardstock strip using the corner rounder to make it stand out.

It still felt a little plain so I doodled around the edge of the square layers. Always a scary business but I quite like how it turned out.

Stamps: Year After Year
Cardstock: Rose Red, Whisper White
Paper: Cutie Pie, Prints Designer Series Papers - Rose Red
Ink: Rose Red
Accessories: Corner Rounder, Stampin’ Write® marker - Rose Red

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3 comments:

  1. Anonymous13 September 2008 at 10:19

    Hi Helen! This is very striking and lovely. I've been a fan of Rose Red for awhile now.

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  2. Coffeeaddictsam13 September 2008 at 14:25

    Great card- I love Rose Red for Christmas

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  3. Anonymous13 September 2008 at 19:41

    You are the queen of doodling! CC

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