Here is a card I made for the contest that was going on at Splitcoast for the last few weeks and when I saw this trellis (pictured below) I knew what I wanted to do.
The gate stamp of mine is so old and I have had it for years. I inked it up with Memento Grey ink and stamped it as the backdrop for the flowers. Then I inked up the flowers by colouring them with Memento markers and sprayed with water before stamping onto my card front. Isn't that sentiment wonderful, love that font.
Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.
Adding my card to these challenges:
CAS-ual Fridays- SHADES OF GREY
Supplies: stamps-Rubbernecker, Unity, Stampers Anonymous/ Memento markers/ Memento ink
Photo from Restoration Hardware
16 comments:
Love the entire card.
Another gorgeous card, Karen!
Gorgeous card! thanks for joining us at Sister Act Card Challenge ..Sue DT x
So elegant !
Lovely card with an elegant feel to it, great design. Thank you for joining us this week at the Come And Get It challenge.
Love the way you were able to use that gate stamp and the flowers together. Very pretty presentation!!!
Oh, Karen, you continue to amaze me, sweet friend! I love the gate and the gate stamped is soft gray is fabulous! And with your gorgeous blue showers and that wonderful sentiment, it all makes just the sweetest card! Oh, may it warm up soon for you to see the beautiful flowers begin to bloom! Warmest hugs, precious friend!
Beautiful, classic take on your inspiration! Thanks for joining us at CAS-ual Fridays!
Kren what a beautiful scene you created! Thank you so much for sharing with us at CAS-ual Fridays!
This is beautiful! Thanks for sharing at Little Red Wagon!
SO beautiful Karen I love the iron gate stamp, really lovely with the flower :)
Wonderful springy card, Karen! Great gate stamp and such pretty flowers. :)
Stunning simplicity! I love it! That font is wonderful!
super pretty stamping!
Thanks for joining us at CAS-ual Fridays!
What a beautiful card! Those flowers just pop right off the page! Love it!
Beautiful card!! Love the layered stamping.
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