Happy weekend friends! Today's card was made for two challenges.
I was inspired by this jacket with red and white birds on it. The cardinal is one of my favorite birds - we have several cardinal families that come to feed at the feeders in our yard. I love the males bright red color, especially against the snow in the winter, the females green/brown and the lovely crowns on their heads!
I'm also entering this in this weeks CASology Cue Card - Song
Stamps: Waltzingmouse - Musical Backgrounds
Paper: white, pure poppy - PTI
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black
Accessories: Copics - YR23, 100, foam tape, bird die - Tim Holtz Alterations - Movers & Shapers Mini Cardinal and Poinsettia
13 comments:
Really cute card! I'm a Missouri girl, so I am a Cardinal fan too! Birds, and baseball! That music stamp is awesome - haven't seen that one until now! Thanks for sharing :)
gorgeous card..love how you got your inspiration..
This card is simply beautiful! Love the music background!
WOW! This card is perfectly CAS, bold and beautiful! LOVE it! :)
Thanks so much for joining us at CASology this week!
I love how clean and simple your pretty card is --- love the music and the bird -- two of my favorite things!
I love your cardinal - we get one in the garden each spring (I hope he's coming soon!) They're so beautiful and have such a wonderful song! Thanks so much for playing along with us at CASology this week!
Love the black and red colour combination on your card! So glad you joined in on the fun at CASology this week!
What gorgeous card.
Hugs Riet.xx
This is gorgeous, Julia! I love cardinals too and we have quite a few living around our house. Love the pop of red against the black! Thanks for playing along with CASology this week!
Really neat card!
So pretty Julia! That cardinal is beautiful!
Julia, this is beautiful! I love the pop of red against the black, and all on a lovely white base! Thanks for joining us at CASology this week!
I came by to congratulate you on your HM at CASology - such a pretty card. I also love your blog header picture - where is that?
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