Happy snowy hump day! Phew. The storms just keep on coming, and they are hard to figure out. Oh well, it means more craft time. This morning I got to create for the Tuesday Morning Sketches #445. This lovely sketch was created for us by Janice Melton.
This card started with a plain white base and a layer of Tiny Checks paper by MFT. For some reason I have been obsessed by foils lately, so I used a die I could layer with gold, and I was pleased. I also broke down and gave in to some Anna Griffin die cuts, so I decided to use them today, also. The only other addition are some lavender gems.
The best thing is that I have another Easter card completed. I feel like I am so behind! Thanks for stopping by.
8 comments:
Beautiful card, Mary Ann. Really like the die cut you used, and the flowers and bunny are stunning. This card has a wonderful vintage feel to it that I really like (I'm an old fashion gal at heart). Thank you so much for sharing your card with us this week at Tuesday Morning Sketches.
Having a craft day is the only thing good about a snow day! I really hope soon our Spring weather comes! Love your pretty card today, Mary Anne! Your paper screams Spring and so does that adorable bunny! Love the diecuts too! Excellent job at using this week's sketch! :)
Gorgeous! Love that die cut you used and can tell how beautiful the foil is behind it too. So pretty.
Lynn
Absolutely gorgeous!!
Beautiful , such a happy card
I love how the cute bunny is leaping over the roses! Typical bunny behavior :) Beautiful die cuts and I'm loving the checkered dsp too! Hope you had a fun day crafting and catching up. I know I did! Thanks for playing along with the Tuesday Morning Sketch challenge!
Mary Anne this is so pretty! I'm a sucker for the gingham type prints. Love that die cut with the pop of foil. Wanted to get creative today but.....I cooked and watched the TON of birds at my feeders.
Absolutely gorgeous!! I love the fancy die cuts!!
Thanks for playing along with us at Tuesday Morning Sketches
Debbie ~ TMS DT
Debbie's Dash of This and That
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