- Black
- Daisy White
- Gold
The papers are discontinued but are too elegant not to use up. Part of scrapbooking and card making is to use your stash of papers, embellishments and, in this case, embossing powders in gold. The powders seem to last forever and still bring a thrill when they start to melt with your heat gun, going from a pointillism look to melted together and shiny. LOVE IT!!!!!
The Embellishments I used are:
- Bling Gems Gold Assortment Z2023
- Gold Shimmer Trim Z1985
- Gold Glitter Paper from the Brown & Tan Glitter Paper pack Z1830
- Black Hemp is discontinued but the Baker's Neutral Metallic Twine Z1921 could be used and I probably should have used that.
I always keep cards on hand. I buy the value packs of 4 1/4" X 5 1/2" cards. There 50 cards and envelopes and they come in Daisy White X254 and Colonial White X1410. At $14.95 the cost comes to about $0.30 per card. Just add your LOVE!!
The Stamp
I find myself using this stamp a lot which gives it great value.
The CutsThe paper cuts are very simple, 5 1/2" X 1 1/2" and 5 1/2" X 2 3/4".
The scalloped squares are cut from the Art Philosophy Cartridge "square 2" on page 33 in the handy dandy cartridge book that allows you to browse through all the zillions of shapes. Yes zillions or close to 700.
- the black square is 2 1/4 and
- the gold is 2 3/4"
- the white cardstock is 2x2.
Beautiful card...not only is it one of my favorite papers, but also one of my favorite stamps!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card! These papers work perfectly for this challenge. Thank you for playing along with us this week on Color My Heart.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Card. Love all the layers to the card. Thank you for inspiring us at Color My Heart Challenge Blog.
ReplyDeleteI came late in the CTMH game and I was hoping we'd have papers this beautiful in the future. Thank you for sharing this beautiful card with us at Color My Heart Color Dare.
ReplyDeleteI love how you've used the For Always paper on this card. It's so pretty and creative with all the shimmer! Thanks for playing at Color My Heart.
ReplyDeleteSarah