This week's Make-it-Monday challenge on Nichole Heady's blog was to make a series of cards that "Step Up" in terms of layering. The cards made by Betsy Veldman in this week's video are amazing! I think I may have to copy that design sometime!! You should check it out. Betsy made three cards, but I only had time for two tonight...ok, let's be honest...I only had enough attention span for two cards tonight.
The first card is a simple one layer card. I just love that Lace Bouquet image and adding the color to it really added some dimension.
The second card steps up the layering with a few flowers that I cut by hand to place over the ones on the bottom layer. I also added a little bling to these beauties! I then used the Happy Day die to frame out my sentiment and added a little extra color with some strips of paper.
It's really amazing how a little layering can change a card!! I hope to make another entry for this challenge later in the week...fingers crossed!
Thanks for visiting!
Kate
INGREDIENTS (Card #1):
Paper: PTI's Vintage Cream, Aqua Mist (inside)
Stamps: PTI's Lace Bouquet and Think Big Favorites #2
Ink: PTI's Classic Kraft, Berry Sorbet, Aqua Mist, Summer Sunrise, and Dark Chocolate
Other: Corner Rounder
INGREDIENTS (Card #2):
Paper: PTI's Kraft, Vintage Cream, Berry Sorbet, Summer Sunrise, and Aqua Mist
Stamps: PTI's Lace Bouquet and Think Big Favorites #2
Ink: PTI's Classic Kraft, Berry Sorbet, Summer Sunrise, Aqua Mist, and Dark Chocolate
Dies: PTI's Happy Day
Other: Rhinestones
These are both beautiful!! The color on the first one really does give dimension, but I also love the dimension of the second one!
ReplyDeleteI love the lace flowers and the color you added. And adding the hand cut flowers just makes it even better! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love the lace flowers and the color you added. And adding the hand cut flowers just makes it even better! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteThese are both GORGEOUS Kate! Love the color palette.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty-both cards are! I don't have this stamp set so I love seeing what you have done with it-great job!
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