Today's Splitcoast CAS challenge is to use Scallops. I was thrilled because I had just bookmarked a card over at Stampin' Anne's blog that used the Stampin' Up Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border with the "cross-stitched" accent. I thought this would all combine for a very simple and sweet Mother's Day card.
- Stamps: Stampin' Up Well-Scripted
- Paper: Stampin' Up Pretty in Pink, Certainly Celery
- Ink: Stampin' Up Chocolate Chip
- Accessories: Stampin' Up Dotted Scallop Ribbon Punch, EK Success border punch, Oval and Lacey Nesetabilities, Martha Stewart butterfly trio, Stampin' Up embossing folder and Pretty in Pink gingham, misc gems colored with Copics to coordinate with Chocolate Chip
FYI: If you have downloaded the Copic charts on my sidebar (matches to
Stampin' Up and Papertrey cardstock), they were revised in February to
reflect better matches using the newest Copic colors!
Pretty card Kim love that folder!
ReplyDeleteLove that cross stitched detail and the embossing in the corner. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet design, Kim! I love the embossed background and your cute cross stitches.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty, feminine design Kim, the cross stitch is a great detail :0)
ReplyDeleteJenny x
Sweet card Kim. The dainty little cross stitch trim is fabulous! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a perfect mother's day card! Love the cross stitch accent! Hugs xxx
ReplyDeleteKim, this is darling!! I love all of the beautiful elements you added, especially those bejewelled butterflies. Thank you for the sweet shout out, too! Big hugs! :)
ReplyDeleteKim, this is ADORABLE!! I love the pink and green colour combo, the dainty butterflies, and the cross-stitched detail ... oh, and the way the border punches complement one another. Might I just add that I also love the ovals??!! Gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and delicate. Love the little details of the cross stitch and the bow. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Mother's Day card! So prettty in pink :)
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful card Kim - I really love your CAS style of working, and have thoroughly enjoyed taking a peek at your blog!
ReplyDeleteSylvia xx
This is so sweet, Kim! I love how you used the holes from the border to do cross stitch.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty!
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