Tuesday, October 1, 2024

Layered Florals ~ A Stampin' Up! Card

Today's card was inspired by sketch #656 at Try a Sketch on Tuesday. I also had a piece of cardstock I had embossed with gold while I was crafting for the weekend a few weeks ago that I hadn't used. I decided to see if I could make a go with it. I usually throw all of those scraps in a bag and let my friends go through it every now and then. I still have the bag, this one just never made there.
Since I used gold embossing I decided to turn this scrap piece into an anniversary card. To get the embossed gold onto the flowers I dragged my VersaMark ink pad over it. It hit most of the raised parts pretty well. Unfortunately it also hit some of  the cardstock that wasn't dry embossed. I left some of those areas on it because it sort of gave it a vintage look and I liked the look. To get the rest off that I didn't want on there, I used an old, small paint brush with stiff bristles over it. I added brushed gold paper and white embossing for the sentiment as well to go with the gold embossing.
This is the sketch we worked with this week.
Make sure you check out what all of the other designers created with this sketch HERE. So many great card ideas! If you get a chance to play along we'd love to see what you create!
Thanks for looking and have a great day!

Sara

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5 comments:

  1. Sara, what a beautiful anniversary card! So clever of you to use the embossed scrap for the left panel... it's perfect as an anniversary card. Those gold strips on the right are the perfect addition for the sketch! -Donna

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  2. Sara, I love the Gold & White. So clean and classy. Very nice!

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  3. Beautiful card, Sara! I love the technique you used to create this classic beauty, Very elegant, too.

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Thank you for your comments. I read everyone! If you ever wonder how I've made something I'd be glad to let you know! Sara

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