Next I stamped and embossed the square bird image in black and punched it out with the square punch. Also punched a square in the front panel of this card which is raised on dimensionals so the bird is actually recessed. Stamped some flowers at the lower right (in Staz On)then added the ribbon which is from the old Ribbon Originals pack called Valet... Please tell me why I rarely use my Ribbon Originals until they are RETIRED and no longer available?!? It is a sickness I swear!
The ribbon is actually in one of the box bows, but is very hard to see. Here is a closeup of the bow which happens to also show how the square the bird is in is actually behind the front panel.
I could not decide on a sentiment and really didn't want to take the chance of screwing this card up since I really like it, so there's your reason why no sentiment. I'll place something nice on the inside when the time comes!
Thanks for stopping by! Have a safe and happy holiday weekend!
~Kristin
SUO Supplies
Stamps: Of the Earth, By Definition (retired), Baroque Motifs
Colors: Going Gray, Basic Gray, Black, White
Accessories: Valet Ribbon Originals (retired), square punch, black EP, white EP, sponge
What a wonderful creation, Kristin! You've inspired me!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea and it looks fantastic. Great work!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Kristin!! I love making my own DSP - isn't it fun?!?!? TFS
ReplyDeleteThat is a very, very cool card! I love the DS paper you made...awesome. The entire card is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKristin, this is just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so stunning! Usually I just look at things in my GR (bad, I know, I'm working on it!) but this made me stop and really look at it. The more I looked, the more I was just drawn into it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. I *love* it.
This is beautiful! I may have to try to make my own DSP if I don't have what I want on hand.
ReplyDeleteRachel
Gorgeous! Love the paper you've created!
ReplyDeleteCindy
this is a gorgeous card - I love how you created it.
ReplyDeleteSuper pretty background. Great colors.
ReplyDeleteI must say ... this is pretty neat, Kristin. Turned out to be a masterpiece!
ReplyDeleteJeannette