This card was inspired by the Stamping 411 challenge. As soon as I seen the sketch I knew which set I wanted to use. Oh what a great set this is and can be done in many colors and looks great. I used pacific point ink to color the ribbon, which originally is whisper white, I also used Pacific Point on the snowflakes, but stamped off first as I didn't want them quite as bold as the tree.
Thanks for looking
Cindy
Items Used:
Stamps: Snowswirled
Card Stock: Melon Mambo, Pacific Point, Whisper White
Ink: Melon Mambo, Pacific Point
Accessories: Rhinestones, Rhinestone brad, 1/2 in whisper white grosgrain ribbon,
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Saturday, November 13, 2010
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Double Gatefold Card



Haven't been doing a lot this week due to a problem with seeing, I've got what is called iritis, it is an inflamation of the iris part of the eye, I'm on cyclogel and prednisone drops for it, which is helping, but it takes time. I seen the specialist today and instead of taking the prednisone drops every hour its now every two hours and I go back to see him next week. So it's difficult to concentrate on anything with it causing my vision to blur.
This is a double gate fold card that I did today. The front is the first picture shown, then the second is the inside after you open the front, and the last picture which has the shadow is the inside with the verse.
The outside is done with the serene snowflake set, the inside is done with the snow swirled set, The saying says: May the true spirit of Christmas fill your heart with peace, your home with love, the other words underneath is Season's Greetings from the snow swirled set. The designer paper is from the Merry Moments set. All the stamping was done with versa mark and embossed with Gold embossing powder. and there is a gold ribbon on the outside to tie it all together. The card stock used is very vanilla and old olive. Also used the eyelet border punch on old olive strips and attached to inside panel with snail adhesive.
Thanks for looking.
Cindy
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