I used a sample from the demonstrator magazine Stampin' Success as a starting point for this card. I love grassy hill and tree scenes; you may have seen it from me before. This is a good example of using a Valentine stamp set, Valentine Defined here, for other occasions.
Not so accessory heavy here, but still lots of layers and texture. This is a shoebox swap card, so it needs to be a 10-15 minute card. I thought the Marina Mist background would give the resemblence of the sky, without actually bothering to color the sky. Did it work?
Stamps: Valentine Defined, Teeny Tiny Wishes; Paper: Crumb Cake, Blushing Bride, Marina Mist, Very Vanilla, Old Olive DSP, Pear Pizzazz DSP, Soft Suede DSP; Ink: Old Olive, Pear Pizzazz, Soft Suede marker; Accessories: Sponges, Red Glimmer paper, Heart to Heart punch, Coluzzle, Scallop Trim punch, Framed Tulips embossing folder, Big Shot.
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9 comments:
What a beautiful card! I love all the patterns and how you made the hills!
I think the Marina Mist does work for the "sky"! Lovely card, TFS.
Super cute!! Love those rolling hills. This will be a fabulous card for the shoebox swap.
Soooo....cute. Love those hills!
Those hills out of DSP add a very cool element to your card!
I like how you used this set for something other than a Valentine's Day or Love project. I'll have to keep that in mind...
TFS!
Cindy :)
Love, love, love this!!! The hills in the circle and that adorable tree. I really am going to have to break down and buy this set, aren't I....
Very cool card! Love the colors and the way all the patterns work together.
Awesome! Great combination of elements!!
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