Today I'm joining in on the February Papertrey Ink Blog Hop where we are to make a card inspired by this photo:
I was inspired by the gray background, the purple fruits, the gold bowl and lettering on black and the touch of pink of the jewelry boxes!
I gold embossed the Ginkgo stem from Harvest Berries onto a panel of Stormy Sea card, die cut and stamped the berry stems from Spruce and Sprigs using Plum Pudding card and ink. I layered the purple berry stems over the ginkgo with foam dots. I gold embossed the sentiment from Round and Round on a black strip and layered it with foam dots as well. I stamped the 3 dot clusters from Harvest Berries for a little interest and added 3 pink dew drops. I layered the panel to a black panel and then to a white card base.
You'll find the PTI blog hop on Nicole's blog here - I'm off to see how everyone else was inspired!
I'm also linking my card to:
Stamps: Round and Round (a free set for points), Harvest Berries, Spruce and Sprigs - PTIPaper: White, True Black, Stormy Sea, Plum Pudding - PTI
Ink: Plum Pudding - PTI, Versamark
Accessories: gold embossing powder, Spruce and Sprigs Die set - PTI, foam dots, dew drops.
love the gold embossing on your striking card
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Julia! Such subtle beauty with the gold gingkos!
ReplyDeleteJulia, this is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteJulia , I love this beautiful sprig of flowers front and center! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Those are two of my favorite sets, but I've never used them together. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card. I love your color choices and especially the ginkgo leaves, they are my absolute favorite leaf. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS card Julia!! Those leaves from Harvest Berries look so rich embossed in the gold and love the touches of pink and purples...lovely, lovely card!! :0)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!! Love your diagonal design and the gold embossed background. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteWOW! What a wonderful card - it is so soft in the muted colors, and the embossed gold brings something really special - perfect for a sympathy card. Excellent work! Hugs!!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful, love the gold leaves!!
ReplyDeleteOhhh...so pretty. Love the gold leaves.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is lovely. That gold embossed on the Stormy Sea is beautiful, thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love every single thing that you did on this card. It's elegant and very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou were definitely inspired Julia, your card is gorgeous, I love the grey background and those Ginkgo leaves are stunning (my favourite tree/leaf ever!). Hugs, Anne xx
ReplyDeleteJulia this is soooo beautiful! I love those ginkgo leaves in gold with the gorgeous flower sprigs! Lovely take on the inspiration! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely sympathy card!
ReplyDeleteWow! The gold on the stormy sea is quite lovely! Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful unique design, Julia! The Harvest Berries leaves in gold paired with the purple berries, so elegant and gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely with a classic design for a special sympathy card!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty, brilliantly designed from the inspiration board. Love it xxx
ReplyDeleteThe subdued colors make a perfect sympathy card, Julia! I love the embossed ginkgo leaves in the background! A perfect base for the die cuts!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous composition ... love those pretty leaves.
ReplyDeleteLovely take on the inspiration photo, Julia!
ReplyDeleteStunning card, those colours are just gorgeous together. The composition is perfection, love it! xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sympathy card...looks gorgeous in these colors.
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely inspiration photo and I love the journey you took with it. The resulting card is sombre, thoughtful, and so beautiful too - a perfect sympathy card.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
What a beautiful card with lovely color combo and great layering work for CAS style. Thank You for playing along with HLS February Anything Goes With Dies Challenge!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Julia. Love the gorgeous areangement. The gold looks great on the gray background.
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