I had so many ideas and finally settled on this design...
I started with an A2 card base of Colonial White. Next, using my Cuttlebug, I embossed a 4 x 5 1/4 inch piece of Garden Green. The small strip of pattern paper is from the CTMH's Veranda Creative Basics paper pack. I added a slightly larger piece of Cocoa card stock for some depth. The image was stamped with Cocoa ink on a piece of 36 pound Vellum. It was colored on the reverse using my LePlume pens. I had to dig them out as I hadn't used them in ions (heehee.) I punched a piece of Colonial White to match the Vellum for a background. It was popped up when attached.
I really wanted to make something that fit with the time period and color tones of the movie. The ribbon (Creme Brulee) folding came to me as I watched the movie trailer. I just love those frilly shirts the men wear! :o)
Don't forget to check out the Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge. It is a fun challenge with many many creative participants. For Now, Happy Crafting!
8 comments:
WOWOWOW!!! LOVE the colors and the coloring on the flowers is perfection! That ribbon trim is beautiful and the embossed paper looks like a dress pattern! So happy you played along with us Cindy! Hope you had fun and are having a lovely Easter!! Best wishes
and BIG hugs,
Sankari :)
What a beautiful card, so delicate.
I really like you small pop of orange and the dry embossing folder that you used. Great ribbon treatment too.
Cindy,
What a beautiful card.. Your flowers look so delicate. Lovely color choices... Great detail on the ribbon..
HUGS
BROOKE
I just love that flower stamp! Great choice for colors and your card is lovely!
Your card is so nice...I love how everything works so well together.
I love your colouring of the stamp on the vellum!
I love the effect of colouring on the reverse. Thanks for the details, this is a beautiful card.
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