Happy Tuesday! Today's card is quick and easy card I cranked out with the help of Our Daily Bread's recent release, Special Blend.
I stamped the doily on ecru card stock and then followed up with the sentiment in a rich shade of red. I then took a pair of trimming scissors and cut the image out. I created the base from a 4 1/2 by 9 inch red strip of card stock. I then scored it at the 4 1/2 inch point and folded to create the card. I layered on some ecru card stock and this lovely gingham print by Graphic 45. I paper punched some ecru card stock and placed it on my card and adhered my sentiment with dimensional foam. I also added some jute and these cute tiny wooden clothespins from the craft section of my local discount chain. Kinda looks like I hung the linens out on the line! Thanks so much for visiting! Blessings...
Lori
Recipe
Stamps - Our Daily Bread Designs - Special Blend
Paper - Bazzill, Graphic 45 An ABC Primer Collection - Games and Playtime
Ink - Memento - Tuxedo Black, Close to My Heart - Cranberry
Paper Punch - Martha Stewart Crafts
Jute, Mini Wooden Clothespins
"God will prepare everything for our perfect happiness in heaven, and if it takes my dog being there, I believe he'll be there." Billy Graham
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
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2 comments:
Nice! The punch really goes well with the stamp.
So adorable with the little clothes pins. It really does look like lacy linens on a clothesline. Very clever.
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