Friday, November 22, 2013

Negative Background and More

     How ever did it get to be Friday, again!  Hope all is well in your little part of the world.  Today is Friends with Flair day, over on the Unity Blog.  I just hate missing that post.  Here are a couple of cards that I made, using the November KOM from Unity.  There are some new benefits to being a KOM member, so go check out the deals.

 
     My first card was created with scraps of card stock and the negative bits form some Memory Box die cut outs.  I used finger daubers, with assorted inks from SU!, VersaMagic, and Memento.  I stamped one of the new sentiments from the kit, with Memento tuxedo black, and added a felt embellishment from American crafts.

I would also like to enter this card over at Pixies Snippets Playground, since I used lots of extras to create it.

 
     The second card, also uses papers from the scrap bin, plus two of the gorgeous flower stamps from the KOM.  I used the same sentiment, but this time it was cut out with a SB die.  I fussy cut the flowers, after coloring with Copic markers.  I added Stickles and gems for embellishments, along with a diecut border from K&Co.

26 comments:

Donna K said...

LOVE…that…. Sentiment! Both of your cards are lovely, Mary Anne! Happy Friday!

Colleen said...

Mary Anne,
You sure are putting those scraps to excellent use in your designs. Love the coloring of the background. The second card is just as cute as can be. The added rhinestones on the sentiment is just the right added touch.

Gaylynn said...

Gorgeous floral designs. Love that sentiment in both. So meaningful.

Riette said...

That is a great sentiment and wonderfully used.
xxx
Riette

Di said...

Both great cards - and it's good to see you in the Playground! Beautiful sentiment used really well.

Hugs, Di xx

joetterer said...

I like the sentiment stamped on the flower background!

jimlynn said...

Two cards that are delightful! Loving the bright colors on these. So pretty.
Lynn

Ruby said...

Lovely cards Mary Anne. I like both of them.

Anonymous said...

Two very nice cards Mary Anne. I love the colors in both and the embellishment are jsut right for each card. A great job.

Michelle said...

So pretty! Love both cards! Cool to see how you made two completely different cards with the same sentiment!

Tracy said...

Beautiful cards Mary Anne and adore the sentiment!!
Big hugs from Scotland
Tracy
xoxox

Carol L said...

Great cards X's 2 and I just love that tiny heart dsp on the 2nd card! NJ on both!

Miwa said...

Both of these cards are beautiful! I may have to get my hands on that KOTM... :) Thanks for the inspiration! :)

Scrapper Myra said...

Beautiful... great use of the sentiment stamp.

Rachel said...

these are beautiful. love the quotes you used. the flowers you colored look so pretty!
-Rachel w k
rwkrafts.com

Julie Odil said...

Both cards are nice, but that second one ROCKS!

Cynthia said...

Great way to use up some scraps, Mary Anne. I really like the first design...

Angeline Choo said...

Gorgeous sentiments!!

Kary said...

Just so pretty!! Love the cards, and the designs, Mary Anne!!

Sarn said...

Two very pretty cards Mary Anne - and great use of snippets. Hope you're having fun playing on the Playground Swings!

Hugs
Sarn xxx

JPScraps said...

Wow! Both cards are wonderful!

JD/ Jill said...

Both cards are very pretty!

Karen (karey2005) said...

These are super pretty! Love them both!

LauraEva said...

oh wow!!!!! Both of these cards are lovely!

MaryH said...

Two wonderful snippety cards to take with you over to Pixie's Playground. Good luck on the prize wins too. Loved how you used the negative of the MB fuschia die..this is just beautiful. I'm really liking that sentiment you used on each card. Have fun at the Playground. Wish I could have joined you this time, but no time to make a card & get ready for a trip. You can guess which choice I took! Happy Thanksgiving, don't work too hard getting ready for B.Friday. Stay warm, be safe & TFS & Hugs.

Diane said...

Both of your card designs are very pretty.

Hugs Diane