Happy Monday Ladies ~ my Springtime Foils and Vertical Greetings card is really bright today!
I hope everyone had a great weekend and you are ready for the new week. I managed to get my big items to the dump as Jess came over and we took them in the back of her truck. Now I need to do some more organizing upstairs and load up my trash can for later this week. I do need her to come over here and go through some of her stuff that is in the garage and get it out. Then I can move out my bins so that we can take pictures to put the house on the market. I also have a bunch of material, a dehumidifier, and my roll top desk to post for sale. I need to get these items posted so I can see if I can get rid of them.
I played again with the Springtime Foils dsp again. For some reason I wanted to use Rich Razzleberry with it. I used an alcohol marker to color the striped paper. When I had finished coloring it, I used a paper towel to wipe the ink off the foiled stripes. It was really bright so I decided I need to use a small amount of it as it was so bright! I cut the piece in half diagonally and paired it with the flowered piece from the same dsp pack. I mounted these panels onto a piece of copper foil . This layered panel was attached to a Very Vanilla card base. Using the Vertical Greetings stamp set, I colored the flowered top of the image using a Berry Burst marker and off stamped it. I then used my Crumb Cake and Early Espresso markers to color the bottom of the image and then stamped it onto a piece of Very Vanilla. I added it to a piece of Berry Burst card stock and added this panel to the card base using dimensionals. My Springtime Foils and Vertical Greetings card is complete!
inside of card and envelope
Stampin’ Up supplies used for my creation
Thanks for visiting me today and I hope I inspired you. Only a few days left to get this fabulous Spingtime Foils dsp. Let me know if you want to earn it. Have a Marvelous Monday and do you think the Springtime Foils and Vertical Greetings card is too bright?
