Hello all,
I made a card for the White on White Challenge #37 over at the Cheery Lynn Designs Challenge blog: HERE.
I made an oblong card...8" x 4". I used the new Cheery Lynn Flower die for my flower and I just love it! I put the flower together very easily with a sparkly brad and used tons of layers to make it nice and full! I made it from vellum and it is so beautiful! I think the photo doesn't do it justice!
I also used the decorative corner die - not sure of the name or die number and I can't find it on the site tonight. Edited to add: It is the Victorian Romance Flourish die DL151 - thanks for the info in your comment Kathi! I usually mark the die's number and name on the back of the die in permanent pen but I forgot to do so on this one. Edited to add: (Off to do so right now...)I used two of these corner diecuts arranged towards each other to make the focal point before adding the flower to the center of it. I distressed the edges of the main panel (for added dimension) and then adhered the entire thing to the white 8x4" card.
Here are some photos:
I love the simple elegance that you attain with an all white card. I think it is perfect for this wedding card! Thanks for taking a look and letting me know what you think! There are some gorgeous creations this week over on the challenge blog. I hope you get to go see them!
: ) Jill
I made a card for the White on White Challenge #37 over at the Cheery Lynn Designs Challenge blog: HERE.
I made an oblong card...8" x 4". I used the new Cheery Lynn Flower die for my flower and I just love it! I put the flower together very easily with a sparkly brad and used tons of layers to make it nice and full! I made it from vellum and it is so beautiful! I think the photo doesn't do it justice!
I also used the decorative corner die - not sure of the name or die number and I can't find it on the site tonight. Edited to add: It is the Victorian Romance Flourish die DL151 - thanks for the info in your comment Kathi! I usually mark the die's number and name on the back of the die in permanent pen but I forgot to do so on this one. Edited to add: (Off to do so right now...)I used two of these corner diecuts arranged towards each other to make the focal point before adding the flower to the center of it. I distressed the edges of the main panel (for added dimension) and then adhered the entire thing to the white 8x4" card.
Here are some photos:
I love the simple elegance that you attain with an all white card. I think it is perfect for this wedding card! Thanks for taking a look and letting me know what you think! There are some gorgeous creations this week over on the challenge blog. I hope you get to go see them!
: ) Jill
Oh Jill, I love the way you used the Victorian Romance Flourish to frame your beautiful flower. I never thought of using it that way. Your card is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteVery elegant and classy as always hun! :) Stunning creation!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us at Cheery Lynn Designs,
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Absolutely gorgeous Jill, especially your flower - I wouldn't have thought of doing a white on white card but I may just give it a go after seeing this. Perfect for a wedding card!
ReplyDeletea beautiful and elegant wedding card. Thanks Jill for playing along this week at Cheery Lynn Designs challenge blog
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What a fabulous way to use the flourish die!!! Your flower is stunning!!! Thank you for joining in the fun at Cheery Lynn Designs!
ReplyDeletegorgeous card Jill - love the vellum layers!
ReplyDeleteElegant is right, this is so classy Jill. Good luck and thanks for joining in on the fun at Cheery Lynn Designs challenge blog.
ReplyDeleteJill, LOVE the white on white and your Flourish is just GORGEOUS! Also LOVE that FAB flower! Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous and elegant card Jill!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful
ReplyDeleteSo glad you could share with us at
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Jill your card is stunning! White on white is such a romantic look and so perfect for a wedding card.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, wow, what a stunning card you made Jill! That detailed die cut is just amazing, and I love how you doubled it and created a frame around your flower. So perfect for a wedding.
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