A Challenge Card

I had some time today to play and decided to use the sketch at Try Stampin’ On Tuesday.   I also used some product which as a demonstrator I was able to earn prior to the start of Sale-A-Bration.  During Sale-A-Bration which begins on the 22nd January, you will be able to earn this stamp set FREE with a qualifying order of $100.00.

I embossed Whisper White card using the Perfect Polka Dot Embossing Folder.   I attached a piece of Comfort Cafe Designer Series Paper to Midnight Muse card and attached it to the left hand side of the embossed Whisper White card.   I attached a smaller piece of the reverse side of the Comfort Cafe Designer Series Paper to Midnight Muse card and attached it to the right hand side of the embossed Whisper White card at an angle.  I cut the Paper Doily Sizzlit from Midnight Muse card and attached it  over the designer series paper.  This piece was wrapped with Whisper White 3/8″ Tafetta Ribbon and then attached to a 14cm square Midnight Muse card front. I stamped the small flower from the Bloomin’ Marvelous stamp set twice onto Whisper White card using Cajun Craze ink and cut them out.  I stamped the leaf image from the same stamp set twice onto Whisper White card using Summer Starfruit ink and cut them out.  I curled the petals of one flower up and the other flower down.  I attached the flowers together with a quarter of a dimensional.  I pierced a hole through both flowers and inserted a Silver Glimmer Brad through the centre.  I punched a 1-3/4″ Circle from Whisper White card, attached it to a Cajun Craze 2-3/8″ Scallop Circle and then to the centre of the doily.  I attached the leaves to a 1-3/4″ Circle of Whisper White card and then the flower over the ends of the leaves using half a dimensional.  I tied a bow in another piece of Whisper White 3/8″ Tafetta Ribbon and attached it to the card front using a Mini Glue Dot.

Well what do you think of this card.  If you would like to see more cards using this sketch, pop on over to Try Stampin’ on Tuesday.

Bye for now, Kris.