Dreams de Jour
I wonder what that actually means? Â Anyone speak French?
Here’s a card we made last term at Linc n Learn, and yes it’s a direct CASE from the IDEA BOOK & Catalogue. Â There’s a lot more to this card when you start creating it.
Lots of cutting, scalloping, distressing, paper piercing – it took longer than I thought to make it, but looks great in real life.
Card Recipe:
- Stamps: Dreams de Jour
- Card: Riding Hood Red, Whisper White, Kiwi Kiss, Baja Breeze
- Ink: Riding Hood Red, Kiwi Kiss, Baja Breeze
- Other: Scallop Edge Punch, Cutter Kit, Tool Kit, Riding Hood Red Ribbon, Dimensionals
If you don’t have an Idea Book & Catalogue to get all these wonder samples from, simply email me at alisacraig@westnet.com.au and I’ll organise one for you. Â This current Book goes until August 2010 so it’s great value.
‘dreams of the day’ I suspect would be a literal translation. In English we would say ‘day dreaming’.
Great card by the way Alisa!
yup did a google search and it translates to ‘dreams of the day’ … love this set and really need to use it more! Your card is gorgeous as always xx
Beautiful card and …blog!
“Dreams de jour” : les rêves d’un jour , Tina writes the good translation in her comment.
Sincerely
Hi Alisa
Love the card – it’s a beautiful set. I believe ‘de jour’ is French for ‘of the day’, so the set name would probably refer to the dreams you have today.
Cheers
Tina