Sunday, 13 January 2013

White and cream together?



At Convention last year we were told that a key trend for 2013 is going to be white and cream together. “White and cream together?” I hear you gasp in horror. I know, that’s how I felt, too. But, in the interests of market research, I felt obliged to give a go and do you know what? I quite like it. What do you think?

I cut the bottom part of the main element out of Very Vanilla cardstock which I’d already embossed using the Lacy Brocade folder. It’s slightly sponged towards the top. I confess, this is simply a piece I found in my scrap box and decided to die-cut. I punched some flowers out of the leftovers, which is why the vanilla ones are embossed, too.

And, by the way, I CASEd this card design from Dena Rekow – take a look, hers has a totally different feel to it!

Stamps: Just Believe, Bloomin’ Marvelous (SAB)
Cardstock: Sahara Sand, Whisper White, Very Vanilla
Ink: Sahara Sand
Accessories: Apothecary Accents framelits, lacy brocade embossing folder, oval punch, Itty Bitty Punch Pack, Basic Pearls, crochet trim (this is retired but the nicer one is still available)

All products by Stampin’ Up!®

5 comments:

  1. Wow, this is just gorgeous!

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  2. This is lovely - love the embossed flowers!

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  3. I love white and cream together Helen and Sahara Sand is good in there too! Vicky x

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  4. Very pretty! The embossing is so lovely on the little flowers!

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  5. They definitely go together...this is gorgeous!
    Judy (Aus)

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