I have only "played" with the new border from "A Year of Borders" that matches "Wild at Heart" once so far, so when I opened Kary's latest creation I squealed with delight to see how gorgeous the tiny border flowers snipped apart look popped up over the larger "Wild at Heart" frame, I love the mix of sizes together! Don't these little blossoms creeping out of the corner just make it come to life? And the tiny pearl in the center of each is such a sweet touch!
Here are Kary's instructions:
I stamped Wild At Heart frame stamp onto white cardstock with pink ink (Versamagic Pixie Dust) then embossed with clear embossing powder. Then stamped the flower border using a darker pink (Versamagic Pink Petunia) and clear emboss it. Cut out the flowers, and added pearls on the centres. The large flower piece was added onto card base with foam squares. Then I used a metallic silver pen and drew a frame on the card base. Then adhered the cut-out flowers onto the card w foam adhesive as well as the sentiment. I sponged the sentiment with the pink ink and added some pink faux stitches around it (using Memento Angel Pink).
Let's go see another beautiful "A Year of Borders" creation from Kary!
This is so soft and lovely.
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS!! Kary, I have sooo enjoyed EVERY creation you have made with Melanie's set. You are one SUPER talented lady! I'm sure we will see more of your great work everywhere before you know it. Thanks for sharing your awesome talented creations with us! Yay, Melanie.... for having found a true stampin Diva! ;-)
ReplyDeleteOMGosh that is one GORGEOUS card!!!!
ReplyDeleteMelanie - This is such a beautiful stamp set that you created and Kary sure knows how to show it off. She just designs the most gorgeous cards with it. You are a great team. I am so glad I was able to snatch up this set for my own.
ReplyDeleteMarcie
very nice!
ReplyDeleteSandra
Another beautiful card Kary, Simple and yet sooo soft and delicate. Kary you are one to learn from and I will continue to follow your blog. Thanks and Good Luck. Thanks to Mel for bringing Kary's work to all of your blogging fans!
ReplyDeleteLove the layering with the patterned paper... good way to hide the marshmallows you don't want to show.
ReplyDeletecolors are great...