Hello all!
Today I am sharing the second card I made for Valentine's Day 2014. This card request was through a referral through another crafter. Our very own Pooja Khupse (of the BGC fame) recommended me for one of her husband's colleagues who wanted to send a Valentine's Day card to his wife in India. It was extremely nice of her to recommend me and I was really happy to make this for their friend's wife!
After he saw a couple of pictures of my work, he wanted a tweaked version of this kind-of-vintage anniversary card that I had made. I got pretty specific instructions regarding the tweaks I had to make so it didn't involve too much thinking on my part. Also, as this was for a lady, I could go heavy on pinks and reds!! :D :D
So, before I show you the original card that I tweaked, here are a few peeks of certain elements on the card. :)
Pink twine that goes around the card a couple of times and is then tied in a cute little bow.
Heat embossed butterflies using Ranger's Superfine detail Seafoam White Embossing Powder on Vellum.
Wood veneer birds...
Wood veneer hearts! :)
And a printed sentiment embellished with pearls!
He wanted his wife's name on the card and I had just ordered a lot of wood veneer pieces so I wrote her name using wood veneer alphabets!
Here's the original card...
And here's what the tweaked card looks like.. :D
A lot of products have been used on this card and unfortunately there's something wrong with the Simon Says Stamp section of my inlinkz which is why I am not able to create a product list. So I'm listing them down (everything except reusable tools like the paper trimmer, score board, acrylic blocks, etc.)
- Tea Dye Distress Ink
- Wood Veneer Birds
- Wood Veneer Hearts
- Wood Veneer Alphabets
- Patterned Paper from American Crafts' XOXO Collection 6x6 Paper Pad
- Seafoam White embossing powder
- My Mind's Eye - Follow Your Heart Be Happy Twine
- Micia -Joyful stamps
- Pearls
That's all for now! I'll be back next time with something Quilled, again!
Love,
Nikita.. :)
This looks so very pretty and feminine...the pp, twine and wood veneers look really awesome together!
ReplyDeleteThank youuuu!!! :)
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