Hello everyone! Thank you so much for all the love given to the "googly-eyed skulls" card that I made for the current challenge on the Retro Rubber Challenge Blog. Remember, you have until September 22nd to add your own card to the "Anything Goes" challenge.
Today I have a super simple and special card - for a special lady. A friend of mine asked me to make a card for her aunt Maria. Maria loves to garden and is always telling people here "Onde uma flor cresce há esperança.", which basically translates to "where a flower grows there is hope". When she told me this I immediately thought of this set by Gina K. Designs that has the same sentiment!!
Then I saw that the current challenge over on the Addicted to CAS Challenge Blog is all about "florals". So that's where I am also entering this card.
I started by placing a piece of white cardstock into my Misti. Using black ink I stamped the two images from the Hopeful Flowers Duo set by Gina K. Designs.
Then I cut (1) the cardstock using the large stitched rectangle die from the Bundle of Stitched Shapes set by Simon Says Stamp, (2) colored the flowers yellow (Maria's favorite color) with a Sharpie marker, and (3) adhered small crystals to the small dots in the image.
After this, I made a top folding A2 card base out of purple cardstock to which I adhered the white cardstock with the images. Lastly, I adhered 3 purple sequins to the front and a piece of white cardstock to the inside.
Done! I told you....super simple. I hope you enjoyed this card and tutorial. Feel free to leave me a comment below - I do normally answer all comments left and love reading them. Until the next time....
Hugs from Brasil -
Michael
Beautiful card and one of my favorite sentiments. Great work.
ReplyDeleteHello! I so miss making cards but I started to get back to it. I love your card and how perfect that you have a saying similar to what the lady says. It's just a hopeful card-pardon the saying I just wrote. I say this because of the flowers and the crystals and the colours chosen
ReplyDeleteLove this beautiful card, Michael. The purple and yellow are a vibrant combination. I'm sure Aunt Maria will love it. Have a great day!
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