While under the inspirational influence of the PaperCrafts article "Graphically Speaking," I made this Christmas card, which would be super easy to mass produce. Placement of the letters is a snap if you have a large gridded acrylic block and can stamp all three letters at the same time. This card isn't a standard height...not sure how short it is, 'cause I eyeballed it to make the word and gems feel balanced. I wanted to leave it as a white-base OLC, but it really was too plain, so I scalloped the bottom and added a red border, which helped spruce it up without being fussy.
Hope you like it!
Supplies
stamps: Hero Arts alphabet
paper: PTI white, SU real red
ink: real red
accessories: Hero Arts rhinestones, SU scallop border punch
You are on a roll Susan! Send some of that mojo my way will ya? LOVE the scalloped edge and bling! Wonderful Christmas card! TFS!
ReplyDeleteAre you stamping under the influence again? This is so simple and classic - I love it!
ReplyDeletePerfect card Susan! I love the scallop and red border!
ReplyDeleteN * I * C * E!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Classic and classy.
ReplyDeleteI just love dropping in here, I am always inspired. Thank you very much for the big encouragement you gave me by mentioning all those cards on the CAS favourites thread today. I was thrilled.
I think the choice of scalloping the border and adding the red strip was right on. Really balances the letters. I also like the rhinestones.
ReplyDeleteAnother 'LOVELY'! I, too, love the scallop and red border! Thanks for sharing all your amazing cards.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Nothing more to say...
ReplyDeleteeverything you make is spot on! gorgeous.
ReplyDelete