Hey there, after a weekend of camping and no stamping I needed to play a little. Over on the My Favorite Things blog they were having five days of summer school lesson. Friday was the last day and I was gone so I am playing catch up today. Our lesson was symmetry on cards. Now I probably don't practice this technique very much.
Today's card started with a piece of Bristol smooth card stock that I blended Ripe Persimmon and Crushed Olive Distress ink on. Then spritzed with water and patted with a dry cloth. I then die cut the Leaf Sihlouette from both the blended panel and a white panel. Glued them together and mounted to the front of a top folding, 110 lbs white card base and then stamped the greeting in the same Crushed Olive ink. This is also a symmetrical remake of a previous leaf card for the Tuesday Transformation over on the PTI blog.
I also will be entering it in the Simply Less is More colour challenge.
Yay, I graduated!! Thanks for visiting me today. All five of my cards are over on my Instagram page. Sue.
I am loving both of these makes today - TFS
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Sue,gorgeous remake and original~clean and crisp! Saw your card drawn at PTI~congrats on your win :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards, Cathy x
ReplyDeleteWow, totally in love with these cards! I love the symmetric design of your card for us at LIM. The tiny splatters in your inked leaves add a lot of "artsy" feel. Wonderful contrast. Thanks for joining us at Less Is More!
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