Saturday
was National Scrapbooking Day. I am not
a scrapbooker, yet, so I spent the day with my friends making cards. I thought I would share two different
versions of my Mother’s Day card.
The Just For Fun
image, Floral Oval V, is stamped with Abandoned Coral Distress Ink on this
simple card. Spellbinders Oval dies were
used to create a frame to layer on top.
This was layered on white cardstock, edged with the same ink. and added to
the white card base.
The JFF
Happy Mother’s Day sentiment was also stamped with Abandoned Coral ink on a
rectangle, edged with the ink. This was
angled on the side of the image.
Since
I have a hard time keeping things simple, I decided to create a second version
with a few additions. This time the die
cut frame was edged with ink and the top layer was run through a floral
embossing folder. A corner rounder was
used on the sentiment and a sheer ribbon bow and pearl were added. The ribbon for the bow was originally white
but the Abandoned Coral Distress Ink was added to it. This ink is interesting as it gave the actual
ribbon a slight orange look but kept the Coral color along the edges. I felt these few changes added an elegance to
the card while still keeping the simplicity.
You can share your Mother’s Day cards by linking them to JFF's May Card Challenge with the theme of A Mother's Love.
E. Marie
3 comments:
Aww this is one gorgeous card! x
Love the simplicity of these cards. The embossing and the bow are beautiful additions though!
Lovely card!! Don't have a mom or mother-in-law anymore, but I do know someone who loves receiving and appreciates my cards. A perfect card for an awesome bowling teacher who will be 84 on Mother's day. Thanks for the inspiration.
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