A quick blog post and very simple card for Global Design Project Challenge this week. I use Beautiful You Stamp Set by Stampin’ Up! This stamp set is unique as it is the stunning creation of Krista Frattin Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator in Canada.
We all are Casing Krista this week. Below the card source of inspiration.
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I re-take Krista Sketch and elements as the stitches and embellishments to make my card.
I decided to keep very simple as last week was pretty harsh on me. My 2 children where down with some new virus and at the end of the week I made some mistakes that almost lead me to lost the ownership of my blog.. Nightmare! but all is good now.
I stamped the image on Whisper White Cardstock with Early Espresso ink and I added colours using Daffodil Delight and Real Red Stampin’ Write Markers. Then I applied Wink of Stella over the image and I added some dots to the girl dress and hat using a Uniball gel pen.
I used the larger square die in Stitches Shapes Dies by Stampin’ Up! and Have a Cuppa DSP (retired now)
That’s all!
Thanks for visiting my blog today. I hope you like this card!
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Happy Crafting.
x
Bibi
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really stunning- I don't have this set yet, but the more I see samples, the more I want it! ( I especially like the sentiments!) amazing CASE-ed card!
thank you my sweet Petra. Hugs x Bibi.
Love this card! Really fine coloring and the added dots add a spot of interesting details. Love the backdrop of DSP adding a bit on coordination and contrast with the red and black elements! Great use of layering with the stitched vellum that brings the whole project up a notch without taking away a thing form the lovely image! Thank you for sharing your talent amidst a hard week! You rocked it!
Than you so much for your kind comment! you have describe my card better than I could ever do. 🙂 hugs x Bibi