Over at the Waltzingmouse Sketch Challenge blog, they are celebrating a whole year of sketches! So for Challenge #52, you get a choice of all 51 sketches from the previous year. There were so many fun and interesting choices, but here's the one that caught my eye...
This week I worked on a kind of card I haven't done in a while, a bridal shower card. Most of my friends are married and it seems that I've moved into the "friend of the mother-of-the-bride" stage in life, ack! I still love a good wedding though!
You may be asking yourself, where is the WM stamp? Look closely and you will see that I used my Dainty Doilies stamp to give my bride's dress some golden lace. The black oval is actually cut into the frame and backed with a textured black cardstock. The dress is cut out and popped up with some foam dots. The cream swirls of the frame are dry embossed with a Cuttlebug embossing folder. I didn't have a sentiment to fit, so I printed out my sentiment on vellum and accented with pearls. It's hard to see in photos, but the ink is a lovely shimmery gold (I've heard that gold is making a comeback:)
Dainty Doilies has been my go-to stamps lately, but hopefully soon I'll have some new WM favorites. {Raise your hand if you're anxiously awaiting the July WM releases!} Thanks for looking!
{aloha, jj}
Stamps: Dainty Doilies (Waltzingmouse Stamps), Happily Ever After (Lawn Fawn)
Ink: Galaxy Gold (Tsukineko pigment)
Paper: Cream and black cardstock from stash, vellum
Embellishments: Pearl accents
Ink: Galaxy Gold (Tsukineko pigment)
Paper: Cream and black cardstock from stash, vellum
Embellishments: Pearl accents
Tools: Oval (Spellbinders)
SO cute to dress up that dress image with the doilies! Love how the dress is framed in the oval, it reminds me of a cameo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab take on the sketch, I love the elegant dress, perfect for a wedding card.
ReplyDeletelove how you used the doilies on the dress, fab! thanks for joining us this week at the Waltzingmouse Sketch Challenge! : )
ReplyDeleteWow, what a darling card! I love the dress idea, and the doily lace is such a nice touch!
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