Hi folks, it's Holly
posting today!
Have you played in our Music challenge yet? Dig out your old sheet music, die cut some musical notes, or pull out a music background stamp and show us what you can create!
Have you played in our Music challenge yet? Dig out your old sheet music, die cut some musical notes, or pull out a music background stamp and show us what you can create!
For my card today, I pulled out the Shabby Music Background Stamp
from JustRite, and stamped it with a pale gray ink onto some vanilla
cardstock. I sponged the edges with the same gray ink, and then again
with some eggplant ink.
Next, I stamped the gorgeous Worn Rose Branch with the eggplant ink. However, I used a little trick when stamping the rose branch. Instead of inking and stamping, I inked up the stamp, then pressed the ink onto some scratch paper first. Then I pressed the stamp onto my music paper. This gives me a faded and much softer image, which is exactly what I wanted. I repeated this two more times to fill in the space around the bottom.
Next, I stamped the gorgeous Worn Rose Branch with the eggplant ink. However, I used a little trick when stamping the rose branch. Instead of inking and stamping, I inked up the stamp, then pressed the ink onto some scratch paper first. Then I pressed the stamp onto my music paper. This gives me a faded and much softer image, which is exactly what I wanted. I repeated this two more times to fill in the space around the bottom.
The sentiment, from With Sympathy
(JustRite), was stamped with eggplant ink and this time I stamped it
directly from the ink pad. You can see the difference in the full ink
stamping of the sentiment versus the stamped-off ink from the rose
branches.
I wanted to keep this card flat and mail-able, but I also wanted to add a little lace to my card. I cut off the top right corner of my music paper and put down a strip of the 1/8" Scor Tape across the edge of the cut-off corner. A small length of Ecru Delight lace was laid down onto the Scor Tape.
I wanted to keep this card flat and mail-able, but I also wanted to add a little lace to my card. I cut off the top right corner of my music paper and put down a strip of the 1/8" Scor Tape across the edge of the cut-off corner. A small length of Ecru Delight lace was laid down onto the Scor Tape.
To fill in the bare corner, I cut out one of the corner dies from Lace Corner Deco F (Cheery
Lynn Designs) from eggplant cardstock. This corner piece was glued to
the corner of the vanilla cardstock layer. I then adhered my music
paper to the vanilla layer, and then I glued the whole piece to an
eggplant card base.
I hope you play along with our Music challenge. I'd love to see how you use music on your projects!
Your card is so lovely! Thanks Holly!
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Thanks for stopping by!!! Until next time...
Your card is so lovely! Thanks Holly!
Click any of the gold links above for more info or to purchase any of the products used.
If you like Holly's card, please share it on Facebook, Pinterest, Google+, Instagram...anywhere your crafty friends can be found! The icons below my signature make it easy to share.
There are lots of new products, including new stamps and dies, in the Classy Cards 'n Such shop over the past week or so! Be sure to check them all out here.
Thanks for stopping by!!! Until next time...
1 comment:
What a beautiful card! It is just perfect for a sympathy card or even someone in times of trouble. Love the colors too!
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