I love Amy's use of tags and doilies and chevron paper on a gift bag. I was inspired by her colors and the soft look of the doilies and vellum, and so much more! I love learning from other cardmakers. I had all of the soft colors out but my card wasn't working. Then I realized that Amy's simple use of a black reinforced hole gave the card depth - so I added my black tag. That small touch added such interest. I also didn't originally have any wood veneer out, but as I studied Amy's card I loved the added texture. I can't begin to compare to the wonderful detail and texture of Amy's card, but here's how I was inspired.
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Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Taylored Expressions: Inspired by Pinterest
Taylored Expressions maintains a fabulous array of Pinterest Boards sorted by product and some by theme. It's a fabulous source of inspiration and the Baker's Dozen design team is tasked with showing you how we were inspired by a card. I fell in love with Amy's card found here.
I love Amy's use of tags and doilies and chevron paper on a gift bag. I was inspired by her colors and the soft look of the doilies and vellum, and so much more! I love learning from other cardmakers. I had all of the soft colors out but my card wasn't working. Then I realized that Amy's simple use of a black reinforced hole gave the card depth - so I added my black tag. That small touch added such interest. I also didn't originally have any wood veneer out, but as I studied Amy's card I loved the added texture. I can't begin to compare to the wonderful detail and texture of Amy's card, but here's how I was inspired.
The flower comes from one of those simple must-have sets, Sketched Blooms. It's just six simple flowers but can work from anything to softly colored sympathy cards to bright and cheerful celebration cards.
Amy is a fabulous artist, be sure to check out the rest of her work at Pickled Paper Designs.
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The paper is from the scrap bin. The tag is from Carta Bella Hello Again 6x6 pad. The backside of the brick paper is a Christmas pattern and the scrap had the Allison Kreft Designs logo on it. The butterfly is in a wood veneer set from Michaels.
I love Amy's use of tags and doilies and chevron paper on a gift bag. I was inspired by her colors and the soft look of the doilies and vellum, and so much more! I love learning from other cardmakers. I had all of the soft colors out but my card wasn't working. Then I realized that Amy's simple use of a black reinforced hole gave the card depth - so I added my black tag. That small touch added such interest. I also didn't originally have any wood veneer out, but as I studied Amy's card I loved the added texture. I can't begin to compare to the wonderful detail and texture of Amy's card, but here's how I was inspired.
Gorgeous card! Love the flower image and the soft turquoise colour you used on it. Lovely accent with the butterfly and yeah for pops of black - they fix everything LOL!
ReplyDeleteYou've translated the details you love from Amy's card into an a gem of your own! The turquoise flower is so eye-catching; the butterfly and snippet of black the perfect accessories. So incredibly pretty!
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HOW LOVELY!!! Beautiful design!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that delicate little bloom, this is wonderful Kim!
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