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This card uses the new Grateful Heart stamps and dies, the new Wonderful die and one of the amazing patterns in the new Black Tie Gala Patterned paper pack.
I started by stamping and embossing the swags of flowers and then watercolouring them using CP inks (Video below). I cut them out with the matching dies and popped them up on a full panel of the striped patterned paper.
I wanted my 'wonderful' to match the embossing on the flowers, so I cut it out in white, then pounced Versmark all over the top before using the same embossing powder. I stacked 4 die cuts together to raise it to the same height as the flowers.
Next up, I've got a fun card that uses the new Wonderful die together with the Counting Blessings Thankful die. I love how they work so well together! I blended Lime Rickey and All That Jazz onto some white cardstock, and cut them out, making sure that the fade-out would be about half-way up the word.
I used Tags, Etc. to create my scalloped square out of the new Sand Dunes cardstock. Here's a video I made last fall to show how to convert a scalloped rectangle into a scalloped square.
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Catherine Pooler
KellyMartin
Jen Carter
me!
Laurel Beard
Kristie Goulet
Susan Powell
Lydia Evans
Cynde Whitlow
KellyMartin
Jen Carter
me!
Laurel Beard
Kristie Goulet
Susan Powell
Lydia Evans
Cynde Whitlow
Love your cards!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Ardyth!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards! Really love this release!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards Ardyth! Thanks for the videos, especially the tip for making the scallop die square.
ReplyDeleteLovely cards! And I always enjoy your videos too!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards as usual x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. I love the watercolor on the vellum. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour first card is so elegantly stunning!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous design & beautiful color combo of
the pink flowers and the B&W stripes. The
2nd card is lovely and I really love the
way you did the sentiment.
Lovely cards. Love the large word dies. They look so elegant in metallic gold! Thanks for the video sharing your idea on stretching your die uses.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your cards really pop! I love them!
ReplyDeleteAs usual I love your cards, Ardyth. Thanks for the tutorials.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards Ardyth! Learned something from watching your second video for die cutting, awesome. Thanks so much for sharing your cards and video's Great New Release!
ReplyDeletebeautiful embossing and use of color.
ReplyDeletelovely cards - the first card with the gold is so elegant - love it!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing what gold embossing will do. Elegant.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, love the ombre sentiments!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards for the hop. Lovely.
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ReplyDeleteThat first wonderful card is breath taking! I just started having an interest in embossing, now I'm definitely on board! I'm excited to try water coloring with my stamps too. Thanks for sharing this video.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards! Super word dies!
ReplyDeleteI will be back for the videos, but have to say I am just blown away by those bright colors on the bold stripes! And I am always looking for ways to get more use out of those things I do have! Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteLove the cards and great designs.
ReplyDeletelove this the color the stamps it's so happy ty
ReplyDeleteBoth of these cards are great, but the first card is definitely a favorite! Its a real stunner! Thanks for sharing your creativity!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!!! I love a black and white stripe background and that new sand card looks amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAs always, I LOVE your cards Ardyth 😊 Thank you for sharing with us!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. I like how you used the gold embossing powder for the flowers and the sentiment. I tend to use white without even thinking. I’ll try gold! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are beautiful! Especially the first one! I lov ethe black stripped background, makes the flowers pop.
ReplyDeleteLove your bold and beautiful floral card, Ardyth, and your second card perfectly showcases the scripty word dies.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love what you’ve done.
ReplyDeleteI love the black and white one
ReplyDeleteYour first card is stunning! The gold embossing against the B&W is amazing. I watched your video before on how to get the scalloped square from that die - great idea and I like how the thankful goes with the wonderful! Great idea
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards! Love the first one with the b&w paper and lovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! And thank you for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteFantastic cards.
ReplyDeleteLove the pink flowers against
the stripes. The gold
embossing really makes the
flowers pop, along with the
glittery sentiment.
The second card with the
striping of the sentiment
is gorgeous. thanks for
sharing.
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Wonderful? Absolutely!!
ReplyDeleteBlack and white is so classy, and the flowers in this release just go beautifully with everything. Great job.
Love your cards. Thanks for the video again. A good reminder.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. I love the gold embossing on the floral spray. Thanks for sharing the video.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you - - the gold embossing certainly highlights the flower images and certainly ties together the "WONDERFUL". I'm falling in love with the black tie paper.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty - love the background paper and the gold embossing on the flowers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. Love the videos.
ReplyDeleteThe black and white strips with the gold sentiment is so beautiful.The gold outline of the flowers with those beautiful colors complement and co-ordinate so well!
ReplyDeleteReally like your cards. I love the 2nd card's design and the 2 tone words. ☺
ReplyDeleteGreat using the gold effect on your florals and your wording, really pops each other, the second card is the favourite of mine, just love how brilliantly clean and crisp it looks, I'd like to try that x
ReplyDeleteFab card x
ReplyDeleteSuch cool cards and great use of the inks. I love the sentiment dies and papers too. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, Ardyth! ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, I love those word diecuts!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome! :) Great job!
ReplyDeleteLove the two-toned colors on your second card! Both of your cards are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards. I really like the first one.
ReplyDeleteFantastic cards! The first is classically elegant, the second is fun and happy!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely video tutorial. It was interesting to see the Pooler inks used in watercoloring. Taping the word down before embossing was a great tip!
ReplyDeletebeautiful cards. Love the watercolouring on the flowers
ReplyDeleteWOW ! Love your gorgeous watercoloring florals over the bold black stripes. So eye-catching ! The gold embossed bold sentiment makes it even more elegant ! Thanks for the great videos and for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSooo very pretty!!! Love them
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea to make a "wreath using the grateful hearts stamp. Lovely
ReplyDeleteFantastic cards! I love your thankful for wonderful you card! Love the colours.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Ardyth
ReplyDeleteI love the ombré sentiments!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards and Videos
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic cards !
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What beautiful use of the gold on the black and white! And then the bright happy flowers to go with? The whole card just makes me happy. And your second card really shows off the kraft cardstock well. I love being able to see the texture of it along with your sentiment. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe use of gold really works on the first card. I loved both cards- beautiful work. Thanks for sharing with us your designs.
ReplyDeleteyour cards are amazing and so beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are really nice. The floral on the b&w background is so elegant!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards..Wow!
ReplyDeleteCool! Great technique on maskerading!! I want to try!
ReplyDeleteI love the drama of the black and white card but the other ombre one is ven better!
ReplyDeleteGreat trick with the scalloped die. Thanks.
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