I stamped this fun sentiment (A Fine Pear) repeatedly across my white card stock to create my DP. I first drew lines in pencil so I would stamp straight!!
Then I just added the sentiment popped up on foam dimensionals and the ribbon and charm. This card could be either a wedding or anniversary card.
The stamp set is a Mark's Finest Papers June release called Pears & Hollyhocks. The pretty gingham ribbon , gold thread and pear charm are also from Faith's store.
We'd love to have you join us in the challenges over on Marks Finest Papers Blog and to link your card there. You could win a free stamp set!
If you load your card over at Split Coast Stampers, please use Speedy's Friends in your keywords.
Stamps: Marks Finest Papers - Pears & Hollyhocks
Paper: White, spring moss - PTI
Ink: Spring Moss -PTI, Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Ribbon, gold thread, pear charm - Marks Finest Papers, key tag punch, curly label punch- SU, foam dimensionals.
13 comments:
This is beautiful....and I'd buy that paper if it were for sale...great job on that!
Gorgeous background! Very pretty card!
Julia - you did a fabulous job with Speedy's Challenge! Love your bg paper!
This is a great card! Very creative to use the sentiment for the background paper.
This tuned out fantastic Julia, Love the background you created
Awesome, Julia!! You have lined this up perfectly and it's fabulous!
Love the stamped background and the gingham with charm is fantastic! Lovely card!
What a clever idea to use a repeat pattern of a sentiment as the background. I love it. I think I'm going to have to get this set. So glad you are a part of this team.
Your background amazes me each time I see it..which has been often!
What a great job on the bg dp.....making your own! That phrase makes a fabulous bg for the charm and ribbon! Clever, GF!
Love the repeat text and the use of the pear for a pair, nice work!
this is a great bg you created-love the gingham ribbon and charm. I want to play in this one as well-
Oh my gosh, this is so pretty! I love the simple look, but that little charm really catches the eye! Lovely!
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