I saw this pin on Pinterest and was really touched by it. I wanted to make something with this idea, or theme in mind and tonight I settled on a card. This Week's CardPatterns sketch worked fairly well so there you go. Here is this sketch:
And here is my card:
I created the word cloud using Tagxedo's free word cloud generator and then I imported the jpeg into the Silhouette Studio software and used the weld intersect feature to get it to fit into the rectangle I had already sized for my card. I printed it on My Mind's Eye Stella & Rose paper and cut it out using the print and cut feature. It's been a while since I printed on pattern paper and I had forgotten how great it looks. It truly looks like stamping and this is paper that you just can't stamp on because of the texture. I used the same technique for the card's focal point, only I cut it out using a spellbinders die as I wanted to give it a bit more dimension. A little ribbon, and a three dimensional flower cut out using a Silhouette store shape, and I am calling this baby done. I really love the idea behind this card, I think there may be some note cards with the same theme in my future.
Recipe:
Paper: My Mind's Eye Stella & Rose
Tagxedo: Word cloud
Silhouette: All shapes, Print & Cut
Ribbon: Bazzil Basics
Brad: My Mind's Eye Stella & Rose
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What a lovely card! I like your take from the inspiration photo (which I love too). I'm enjoying all the pastel colours used on your card.
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Beautiful design-gorgeous card! Love the three dimensional flower!
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http://sherriescraps.blogspot.com
Oh wow, what a beautiful card!! And so motivational!! I just love the background words and the gorgeous flower!! So fabulous :)
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A Mermaid's Crafts
That sure was a very thought provoking pic on Pinterest - thanks for sharing! And I love your take on it using the sketch. Very lovely!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card! The flower is gorgeous. Thank you for playing along at Card Patterns!
ReplyDeleteWow! You are a master at mixing patterns and papers! Great work!
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