Today I have a simple single layer card on Pure Luxury Kraft using my Triple Play Frame with Beth Silaika's Delicate Damask. Delicate Damask is a great basics set for making shabby chic accents and backgrounds. I used masks I made of the frame stamped on scratch paper and cut out to stamp the different damask patterns into the different frame sections: the largest damask on the right side and the row of damask on the left, both in the Gina K. Dark Chocolate ink, the smaller damask in Gina K. Kraft ink inside the circles, and finally stamping the hearts over them in Dark Chocolate ink. Aren't those delicate flowered hearts beautiful with the damask images? Then I added one of her greetings to the middle circle and a couple of the small damask accents in between and above the circles like embellishments, aren't those perfect to really bring further emphasis to the round windows and make it extra fancy? I used the Spectrum Noir BG3 marker to fill in all the borders to make them pop further. Just a few adhesive pearls to accent those little stamped bits. Easy peasy! Love the vintage look!
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Melanie, I love the way you used the Damask with the frame! Wonderful one layer card! :)
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that all the stamps can be used with your frame. Loving all the inspirations!
ReplyDeleteGreat way to pair the frame with Damask!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, artistic, eloquent. .....LOVE THIS.
ReplyDeleteMelanie- I love the look of this one! Fantastic, girlfriend!
ReplyDeleteJust absolutely gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cool to see the monochromatic. Love it.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful use of your frame stamp. I like this card very much.
ReplyDeleteSo very elegant. I love the colors on this. A wonderful layout.
ReplyDeletelove how you incorporated the damask design into your triple play stamp. Very inspirational:)
ReplyDeleteYES! Nana Griffin, I agree! Very elegant card!
ReplyDeleteGreat stamp set to make elegant cards for special occasions.
ReplyDeleteWow, such a nice card. Mixing these sets makes both look like something one must have.
ReplyDeleteI like how you mixed the two sets! Very elegant.
ReplyDeleteI really like how you combined this stamp set with yours. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThat is very elegant, beautifully designed!
ReplyDeleteGreat pairing of two stamp sets. I never would have thought of using kraft with the damask.
ReplyDeleteFantastic card!
ReplyDeleteLove the Kraft and the way you combined the stamp sets!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a beautiful card! Very elegant!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done and love all the details.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you used both stamp sets together. Great card!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of both sets!
ReplyDeleteLove how you paired he triple play with the damask.
ReplyDeleteAnother very interesting idea!!!
ReplyDeleteVery elegant design.
ReplyDeleteLove the way everything works with your frame sets. So fun and versatile.
ReplyDeleteSweet and Simple, love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous, Melanie! Love those damask stamps. They make anything look classy.
ReplyDeleteLovely and elegant!!!!
ReplyDeleteTFS
Jan
Awesome card, Melanie! And I enjoy how you always explain how you did everything. Using the frame mask technique really makes this card! Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card.I like that you combined both stamp sets.
ReplyDeleteOh this card is gorgeous Melanie! Love the stamps!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jo
Love the combination of the kraft and the black and how you filled in around the frame -- very pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove when you coordinate two completed different stamp sets.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love how you have used your Triple Play Frame with this set. And the kraft and black are perfect. Thanks for the great inspiration once again!
ReplyDeleteI love this card. Great use of the triple play.
ReplyDeleteYou pulled together all the elements so seamlessly.
ReplyDeleteOh this is fantastic! Love the kraft and the combo of sets. LOVE ♥
ReplyDeleteAwesome
ReplyDeleteKathleen
I love the combination of both yours and Beth's set! You are awesome Mel! Hugs! Sean
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