Thursday, January 22, 2015

Happy hello card

Hi everyone!  I had so much fun making today's card.  I combined some of my old loves, silk ribbon, flowers and Label shaped dies!  This time I used the Labels Seventeen and to get the white panel 1/8" smaller than the black I traced the inside of the die and hand trimmed it out.  To disguise any lopsided cuts, I lightly distressed the edges before gluing it down.
I also used the Valor embossing folder.  Spellbinders folders are unique in that they are double sided, yep it's like getting 2 for the price of 1!  My card uses side B, but both sides are pretty, here they are:
Oh and see the cute little butterflies?  I cut them out of patterned paper and added a tiny gem to the center.  This card makes me happy, I love the colors and all the pretty accents!!

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!  Here's a close up picture.
Card Deets:   
Spellbinders Dies: 
S2-047 Blooms Four Shapeabilities®; S5-025 Labels Seventeen Nestabilities®; ES-003 Valor double sided M-Bossibilities folder
Other Supplies:
White, black, yellow and pink cardstock; Pink Paislee Bella Rouge 6x6 paper pad; 1.25" pink silk ribbon; Sequins
Adhesive: Tombow USA Mono Multi liquid glue; Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Foam Squares  


NOTE: You can also find Spellbinders dies at the The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store.
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9 comments:

  1. Very pretty card Michelle. Especially love your flower and those cute little butterflies.

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  2. This is stunning Michelle! Love the embossing and the colors

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  3. Love pink and black. The yellow is such a happy burst, and that big, juicy bow is just confectionary!

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  4. Lovely card, Michelle. Your design is beautiful.

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  5. Hi Michelle, just love this bright and breezy card, also the way you have used the sequins for the centre of the flower...very clever.

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  6. Such a sweet card! Love, love , love everything made by you!

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