Hello there!
Having returned from a very fun filled dancing lesson I thought I would share a card I made earlier this week which I know has been received....
I wanted to say a special Thank You to someone very special to me.
I took a Snippet of card approx 2" x 8" and inked it with DIs, Victorian Velvet, Spun Sugar, Tattered Rose and Picked Raspberry. I then did a spritz and flick, dried it with my heat gun before ironing it between two sheets of oven liner.
Yes you did read correctly. I did say IRON it! The only ironing, other than when quilt making, that I don't mind! Having chopped it to size, I then stamped it using Memento ink and embossed with sparkly embossing powder, as well as the 2" piece. I inked the edges of the piece before adhering it to the card. I took the odd piece and diecut it with my MB butterfly die.
A NBIS by Inkadinkadoo of TY, I adhered the stamped strip, butterfly and some arora borealis sparkly spots and chomped the corners and my card was finished.
The recipient liked it, the colour is a big clue as to who it was for! I hope you like it too. I am taking this down to the Snippets Playground for all to see.
Hettie
20 comments:
Ooooh...I so love this. The colours you have achieved are wonderful and I love that border scrolly die.
I can guess...and I bet she loved it too!
Very lovely card Hettie.
Thanks for the lovely comment on my dolls.
Judy #17
Hmmm . . . I might just be able to guess who that card is for! (Is it someone beginning with D?)
Absolutely lush card. Love the inking and the baroque flourish. Very classy.
I nearly spat my coffee out when you mentioned IRONING your card though! That is taking things TOO FAR!
Hugs, Sarn xxx
I got distracted from leaving a comment previously, so if you get an unfinished thought from me, just ignore it!
Is the snippet piece on glossy paper? It kind of looks like it might be, or that might be the result of it getting ironed (four letter word there-iron).
A very nifty and elegant card!
What a gorgeous colour you achieved on the strip, love the black stamping on it too.
Kath x
Fabulous love the scroll stamp.
Kyla
Beautiful background and I love the flourished stamping on the panel and the butterfly! So pretty!
Beautiful! hugs Mrs A.
Ha, think some folk already guessed who this divine card was for Sam!
It's even lovelier in real life - the embossing works beautifully. I adore it!
Mwah!
Hugs
Di
xx
Hi Hettie, beautiful card and I have that gorgeous flourish stamp, hasn't been used for a while, so need to dig it out
Hugs
Debs x
It is gorgeous, and I am going to read the post back through again because right now, for the life of me, I can't figure out why you had to iron it!
However I love the colours you have achieved and that stamp is gorgeous! Must get my Anna Griffin stamps out to try something similar xx
This is really lovely and the colour looks so beautiful against the white.
Wishes
Lynne
Lovely. The butterfly is so beautiful against the white.
Hi Hettie, this is gorgeous! So much so, I will be case'ing it at a later date, lol. Glad I'm not the only one who's iron only comes out for crafting too. Hugs, Shaz xx
Gorgeous card Hettie, I love the stamped panel, the colours look so lucsious! Cathy x
It's beautiful Sam. I iron bits of ribbon all the time, but I'd never be seen dead wielding it at any other time, lol! Yes, you're right, I'm sure we received our MB die cuts from the same lovely person, she's always there when you need her!
Hugs
Brenda
That's gorgeous Sam, love the colours and yep ironing's good :D Anything to make it flat LOL That flourish stamp is a real favourite of mine, smashing card :D xx
Wowsers..do I ever love this Sam. A superb piece of snippetty work.. can see it would be even prettier in real life colour.
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Lv Shaz in Oz.x
Oh, how lovely! What a clever echo of the flourish on the butterfly - brilliant CAS card!
Alison x
I love this design layout, Sam! The matching butterfly is inspired!!
I had a reader ask about seeing NBIS on another blog, not sure it was yours. I told them I thought it was a typo, but I see you using it, too. Did you (or someone) make your own acronym for never-before-inked-stamp even though that is the primary use of the NBUS never-before-used-schtuff acronym? Just trying to keep current because it all gets confusing to readers. (Especially us senior ones!) Thanks and hugs, Darnell
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