Here I am with another card using the Urban District Product Suite and co-ordinating products.  I saw a sketch challenge online somewhere and although the challenge had finished, I used the idea to create this card.  Can you see a pattern here, unless I have something visual to work with, it can be very hard to create a card.

I embossed Very Vanilla card using the Hexagon Embossing Folder.  If you don’t have this folder, you need it.  It is gorgeous and the pattern is so deep.   I used the “ruler” from the Build It Framelits Dies to add texture to both edges of a strip of Delightful Dijon card.  I attached the card to the card front and wrapped the centre of the card using the Smokey Slate 1/8″ Stitched Ribbon.   I attached the embossed card to scored and folded Basic Black card.  I used the hexagon framelit die to cut two pieces of the Urban Underground Specialty Designer Series Paper.  The hexagons are attached to the card front using dimensionals.  I stamped the image from the Urban District stamp set onto Very Vanilla card using Memento Tuxedo Black ink and once more used the framelit to cut out the image.  I attached the greeting panel to the card front, also using dimensionals.

I simply decorated the inside of the card by embossing a strip of Very Vanilla card using the Hexagon Embossing Folder.  I attached a narrow strip of Delightful Dijon card behind  one long edge of the embossed card and attached it to Very Vanilla card.

So I really think this one is nicer than the one I showed you a couple of days ago.  What about you, which one do you like the best?

Bye for now,

Kris

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Product Used:

Hexagons Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder

Build It Framelits Dies

Stampin’ Dimensionals

Basic Black A4 Cardstock

Very Vanilla A4 Cardstock

Urban Underground Specialty Designer Series Paper

Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad

Delightful Dijon A4 Cardstock

Smoky Slate 1/8″ (3.2 Mm) Stitched Ribbon

Urban District Clear-Mount Stamp Set

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