Over on the
Stars and Stamps Blog, there is a color
challenge using red and green. I was inspired to use my diamond punch and a doily stamp from Hero Arts to create this card. Pinterest has been hopping with repins of cards creating quilt type patterns using diamonds.
I grabbed some red and green pattern scraps for my bin, punched 2 of each and secured them to an embossed white panel. I then stamped my doily stamp with Ridinghood Red ink from SU!, fussy cut it, and glued to the center of my star. An olive pearl was used to finish the center. I found some matching green ribbon from one of the KOM pkgs. at Really Reasonable Ribbon, and inked up my Unity sentiment in Gumball Green ink. The edges were sponged in the red and the sentiment was popped up with a dimensional.
I would also like to enter my card this week at
Simon Says Stamp, where the challenge is Embossing (heat or dry). Love a good Swiss dot background!
I had such fun, that I decided to make 3 more for my OWH box! Thanks for paying a visit!
9 comments:
Love the diamond quilt look! TFS!
THUD!!!! My jaw hit the floor when I saw this card!! It's one of the most creative cards EVAH I tell ya!! The diamond punch looks fantastic as the backdrop for that doily center!! You rocked this challenge straight into the future my friend! It's just AWESOME!
So pretty, I love that diamond punch! Pinterest sure is in a Christmas mood....loving it.
Beautiful card -- love that stamp!
gorgeous!!!!! Love the colors too!!!
I love anything with the Swiss dot folder as it's background. The diamonds are really nice and love the papers you chose. The dolily stamp is the bomb!! So pretty.
Hugs
Sue
So, so pretty! I agree the Swiss dots embossing folder is my go to for embossing!!!
Really lovely, Mary Anne - love that delicate doily done in red! Thanks so much for sharing this with us again at the Simon Says Stamp challenge!
Mary Anne,
This came out wonderful, that diamond punch sure did the trick! I really have not invested in many punches, but this one and the inchie are on my list just so I can do some quilting cards. Thanks for the inspiration.
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