Happy Wednesday! I have a card to share today using the new inspiration photo from The Card Concept Challenge.
A new challenge starts today at
The Card Concept blog! The theme is Time to Celebrate! Hope you can join us and play along.
I started with some select white card stock. I die cut MFT large polka dot cover plate. The closest one I can find is Avery Elle Polka Plate Elle Ments. I backed the die cut polka dot plate with another piece of select white card stock. I die cut the same plate using Tim Holtz silver metallic kraft for the gold and silver metallic polka dots. I used some Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive and my reverse tweezers to inlay the white, silver, and gold polka dots to the plate. I overlapped a few for interest as well as to follow the clustering of the inspiration piece.
I die cut the "You" from Simon Says Stamp You Matter set. I used true black card stock. I cut three and glued together for dimension. For the added sentiment, I again reached for the Simon Says Stamp Tiny Words stamp set. I heat embossed using white embossing powder. I die cut using Honey Bee Stamps Sentiment Banners.
I added some loose white thread to the card and glued my sentiments on top. I added this panel to a top folding select white card stock base using foam tape. I finished the card with several clear sequins.
Here is a list of many of the products I generally
use every time I make a card.
As always thanks so much for stopping by!
Oh how clever! I love how you mimicked the layout with your gold and silver circles. This is such a fun card and awesome take on this week's inspiration photo!
ReplyDeleteWOW, if ever a card was a perfect take on a challenge inspiration photo, this is it!! It's gorgeous! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteLove the simplicity of the design- so elegant and perfect for our challenge! Hugs, sweet friend and Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteLove this.....like pennies (and dimes and quarters and nickels) from heaven! Awesome diecut sentiment...a great way to start off the new year!
ReplyDeleteWow....what a beautiful card, love all the metal circle, stunning!
ReplyDeleteStylish and elegant, Betty ... with a touch of fun from all those delicious overlapping 'bubbles' of silver and gold! Puts me in mind of champagne! Thanks so much for your visit and kind words! Anita :)
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