It's Papertrey Blog Hop time again! And in true fashion, I'm squeaking in at the last second! Good times! The challenge this time is to use a tip or technique we've learned from another stamper. Wow. There are so many amazing artists who have taught me so much! Someday I would love to do cards for all of them. This particular card uses a couple of things I've gleaned from Nichole Heady herself combined with all the fabulous colorists out there who have taught me so much about Copics: Debbie Olson, Theresa Momber, Sharon Harnist, and, of course, Colleen Schaan to name a few. Nichole rocks the white on white so much and I never would have thought to use the square punch to make the notch on the sentiment if she hadn't shown it on her blog. Now, I can't stop doing it! I really cannot say enough about the tips and tutorials and inspiration I have gotten from these crafters, but did I mention it's the last second?Supplies: Stamps - Papertrey Ink In Bloom, Daily Designs Sentiments
Ink - Memento Tuxedo Black, Palette Noir
Paper - Papertrey Stamper's Select White, Lemon Tart
Other - Copics (Y00, Y11, Y15, Y17, YG91, YG93, YG95, YG03), Basic Grey half pearls, square punch, Papertrey Woodgrain Impression Plate, lots of foam tape!, Cutterbee scissors
This is simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow your use of yellow is amazing! Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card, and how did I miss the square punch to make perfect points??? thanks for that!!
ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card!!! I somehow missed the notch done with a square punch until I saw it here earlier tonight -- what a great idea!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow!! I love this. It looks so pretty. I'd say you're rocking the white on white, too!
ReplyDeletelove all the embossed white space and that beautiful flower popping right off. this card is fantastic
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL color against the white and I learned something from you - I never saw the tutorial for using the square punch to make the notch - I have been cutting them by hand and trying to make them even! Thanks for lowering my stress level!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! I adore the white and white and thanks for the reminder about the square punch :D
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Aimes
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Beautiful ....... Beautiful ....... Beautiful. The white and the pop of color is just so wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteOh love how you colored that flower! Looks so beautiful with the white woodgrain background!
ReplyDeleteTotally pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love this an the color popping against the white!
WOW! This is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! YOur coloring looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteGreat card, and I'm another one who missed using a square punch to cut the notch! Brilliant; so glad you told us about it.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely beautiful! I would never have thought to mix the woodgrain impression plate with florals - and it looks GORGEOUS! Thanks for the punch tip :0) I'd forgotten about that - and love this look on a sentiment strip!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Your coloring is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSimply elegant and stunning! I don't know how I missed that tip from Nichole about the square punch to make perfect points?! Glad I'm not the only one who leaves it to the last minute! Thanks for visiting my blog & leaving a comment!
ReplyDeleteGreat coloring on that flower, looks fab!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!!! Love the impressed background and the flower is gorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeletePerfect colouring and such a sophisticated card!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, I love the In-bloom stamp set, it is so clever to let it stand out against the wood grain white background, simple stunning! Thanks for stopping by my blog to say hello! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the white on white! Your coloring is fab!!
ReplyDeleteLovely work...it's so elegant!
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