I began my card with Stampin' Up's card stock called Pool Party, such an inviting and calming color I think.
Then cut two pieces of Very Vanilla paper, die cut one of them with my tree die and stamped the tree and leaves on the second sheet, lining them up so they peek through the openings.
Added some of the new yummy pleated ribbon a sentiment and a little flower blossom to keep the nature theme rolling along with embossing the top mat with a wood grain embossing folder to complete the look.
Here's my card:
Here's a closer look at the wood grain embossing, pretty cool don't ya think?
Thanks for visiting and I'd LOVE to hear your comments on this card, here's lookin' at ya!
Nancy
Supplies used:
Paper-Stampin' Up card stock, Pool Party, Very Vanilla
Inks-Stampin' Up Pool Party, Luck Limeade, Early Espresso
Images & sentiment from Papertrey Ink
Miscellaneous Stampin' Up pearls, pleated ribbon and punch
9 comments:
Very pretty card Nancy! Love the colors and textures (the pleated ribbon is lovely!).
This card is just lovely, the shapes you have cut out look great with the tree pattern peeping out, love the colours as well
This card is gorgeous Mom! You know I love the colors and the woodgrain embossing but I adore the way you've stamped the trees inside the negative space! It's fabulous!
yes, very cool embossed panel...and those trees are adorable! Thanks for playing with us over on CASE Study this week :)
Yeah! It's working today. You know I've already said how much LOVE this card in an email. Love the colors and peek-a-boo cut outs, woodgrain emboss and that pleated ribbon is first thing on my wish list... can't wait, but I' super happy I access your comments sections today.. going to blame blogger! Hugs
This is beautiful! Love all the texture!
Beautiful card! Thanks for visiting my blog and your kind words.
I love the wood gran embossing folder with the tree images. Create and clever.
Hi Nancy! Your card is absolutely darling! You must know how much I love woodgrain, and paired up with these trees it is divine. Love your take on the negative die cuts, plus that fabulous pleated ribbon. Thanks for joining us at CASE Study this week!
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