Hi everyone!! I hope you are all doing well!! I have been terribly busy lately, visiting my daughter at college, visiting my Aunt and going to funerals. I have had time in my craft room BUT no time to blog much.
Today I am sharing a card I created using Freshly Made Sketches #361 as my inspiration.
It is a bit colorful but I the yellow card stock matched the yellow flower exactly and so I decided to use it for the background.
The stamp set is from Concord and 9th. I originally bought it to make my daughter some monogrammed notecards but that goal didn't last too long.
Here is the sketch that I was inspired by:
I actually dug out some Doodlebug paper Frills that I have had for YEARS for the scalloped border. I have them in about every color so it was kind of fun to dig them out and put them on a card.
That is all from me today!! I hope you are all having a FABULOUS weekend!!
Today I am sharing a card I created using Freshly Made Sketches #361 as my inspiration.
It is a bit colorful but I the yellow card stock matched the yellow flower exactly and so I decided to use it for the background.
The stamp set is from Concord and 9th. I originally bought it to make my daughter some monogrammed notecards but that goal didn't last too long.
Here is the sketch that I was inspired by:
That is all from me today!! I hope you are all having a FABULOUS weekend!!
6 comments:
Colorful and cute! Great use of the sketch and your little scallop border!
Beautiful color blocking Nora! Fab take on the sketch!
How pretty!! I love the colors you used!!
What a gorgeous, cheery card Nora and I like how you used the monogram as the first letter of celebrate. I'm sorry you are going to a lot of funerals lately - sadly they often seem to come in a few at a time.
Gorgeous colors and I love the sweet monogram! Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches this week!
Love, love, love this color combo! It's one I would have never put together on a whim - but I must jot it down! Beautiful monogram and such a striking focal point - I just love this card to bits!
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