Good morning everyone! This Sunday's sketch challenge from OWH was a fun one. At first I pondered what I would use as a focal point and then I remembered I had purchased die cuts to make a big flower which I have been wanting to try for sometime.
Here is the sketch:
and here is my creation:
The DP is from DCWV's Linen Closet; the cardstock is Gina K Designs Turquoise Sea; the leaves cut with a Sissix die cut from unknown cardstock scrap; Spellbinder's Posy Patch dies from Heartfelt Creations; and some brads from my stash. I like that the flower has dimension, but will still go into an envelope and look good when it comes out of the envelope at its destination.
Here's wishing for a wonderful week for you. Don't forget the OWH MEMORIAL DAY BLOG HOP is next weekend! Blessings,
Love your card. The flower is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLouise, thanks for becoming a follower of my blog! Your card is beautiful. I've recently started using Heartfelt stamps and I have the posy patch dies - I love them!
ReplyDeleteLouise, your card is just so pretty. Anyone would love to receive this! That flower is awesome!
ReplyDeleteLouise, I love this card. The die cuts are fabulous and I adore your strip punch. Great colors. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLouise--Love your card, so fresh, so pretty. No sentiment needed! Way to go!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat card Louise!! That flower is fabulous - I love it!! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the flower.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are beautiful. You did a wonderful job with the die cut flower and the colors are perfect. I get inspired when I see your work. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteTHis is wonderful! I love the DP and colors and that flower is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flower! It really makes a beautiful focal point and you coordinated everything so beautifully. Very nice card!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I just love this card.
ReplyDeleteGreat card, Louise! That flower is awesome! Thanks for joining us in this week's OWH Stars & Stamps Sketch Challenge!
ReplyDeleteHi Louise, your card is lovely! The flower is awesome and the plaid paper is like a garden lattice in the background. Would love to see how you made the flower!
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