Saturday Sketch 123
Love love love this one
And here’s my take
The flower is created from the Fancy Flower. Â Punch 3, leave one hole, and cut the others into 10 petals. Â Curl with a bone folder, then layer them on top of the whole flower. 5 down first, then 3 then 2. Â Cover the centre with another flower and insert a brad. Â I’ve used Real Red Cardstock and sponged with Cherry Cobbler Ink. Â Loved the way it turned out.
Card Recipe
All products used are from Stampin’ Up!
- Stamp Set: Woodgrain Background
- Card: Real Red, Whisper White, Old Olive
- Ink: Cherry Cobbler, Old Olive
- Embellishments: Cherry Cobbler Brad, Old Olive Brads
- Tools: Fancy Flower Punch, 5 Petal Flower Punch, Boho Punch, Sponge Daubers, Dimensionals.
Skip over to Barbara’s Blog now to see her creation or head back to the Utah Diva’s International Blog.
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What a stunning card! Love it. Your work is always incredible!!
Very nice! It screams simple elegance. I’m all about that! Love everything about it from the layout to the color combo.
Oh WOW! This is beautiful! I love the rich colors and the woodgrain stamp is perfect for the background!
As always my friend – LOVE what you came up with. ADORABLE 🙂
Beautiful card! I love that flower and the woodgrain background.
WOW! Gorgeous card! I love the woodgrain background!
oh, so pretty. simple and elegant. the woodgrain background just finishes it off. xoxo
Very nice,
Just love the woodgrain background!!
Makes the card doesn’t it AND so simple!!
Well done – just beautiful!!
WOW! Just beautiful, Alisa! Thanks for the instructions for the flower! I’m going to have to give it a try.
Hugs!
I love the way this turned out, too!
The flower is so pretty and I love the line of brads coordinating with the leaves. Very stylish!
So gorgeous! My punch wishlist just grew by a third!! 🙂
I’m lovin that flower Alisa. TFS Cheers Donna Zammit
This is absolutely gorgeous Alisa. I love the colours, the woodgrain background and that flower is just beautiful.
Thanks for the run down on how you make it too…
Nikki