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Just Add Ink #203

This week It's Just add a sketch at Just Add Ink

This is my take on the Sketch.
I have used Basic Grey and some very old DSP which I still love . In line with my efforts to stop hoarding stuff I am trying to use up some of my treasures! The sentiment is embossed with the Pewter Embossing Powder and layered on the Silver Glimmer Paper.
For the banner I used some Delicate Details lace tape and the flowers are punched with another very old product.
I always like to add a little detail inside, usually a strip of the coordinating Paper from the card front. The sentiment inside says Wishing you a lifetime of happiness, from the One in a Million set.

The flowers are given shape by using a soft mat underneath- I use an old Mouse mat cut down to size. With the round tip of a stylus you put pressure in the centre and then rub in gentle tiny circular motion to give the flower shape. I have layered 2 together and filled the centre with a dot of Dazzling Details glitter and a tiny pale green diamonte.

Thanks for looking, Orders welcome!, Liz



Comments

  1. This is very lovely! Love that lace tape detail ...perfect!

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  2. Liz this is really lovely! The delicate dsp patterns and tone on tone background are perfect for your sparkly panel and sweet little blossoms. Thanks for joining us at Just Add Ink.

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  3. Ohhh I just love this card! I don't often associate dark colours with wedding cards but this looks fantastic.

    Trish
    JAI Design Team

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    1. thanks Trish, I usually use white and cream too so this was quite a departure for me but I was really happy with the effect.

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  4. This is beautiful, Liz; so elegant. The little flowers are a delightful touch! Thanks for joining us at Just Add Ink this week.

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  5. Lovely card - I love those cute little flowers. Chantell JAI

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  6. Black and white is such an elegant combination for a wedding card. The flowers are lovely. Thanks for playing along at Just Add Ink.

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  7. thanks Christine, Chantell and Tina, I do love the little flowers too.

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  8. This is super elegant - love the embossing and the lace tape - I'm secretly in love with lace tape!!!

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    1. thanks so much Jenny, yes the lace tape is pretty easy to use, I always have some handy!

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