I was poking around in my photo files and found this one that I made for CAS26 Stitching and forgot to post. It's a very straight-forward card with faux stitching (Hero Arts) and an awesome button with a divet in the center so the ribbon knot doesn't add bulk at all.
It's a bit rustic (and dark) for my usual style, but I like the warmth it conveys despite the snowy scene.
For a new picture of Grady and an update on his progress, please visit today's post on my other blog, Questioning my Intelligence.
Supplies
stamps: SU Sleigh Bells Ring, Hero Arts faux stitch
ink: PTI vintage cream, SU bravo burgundy
cardstock: bravo burgundy, very vanilla, PTI kraft
accessories: button, dimensionals
11 comments:
This is one of my favorite SU images...done so nicely! That stitching looks so REAL! Praise the Lord that Grady is doing better! Have a great day!
What a little sweetie that baby boy is!!! So glad he's doing well.
Love your card - BUT now I'll have that song in my head all day!!!
Love the stitching and button embellishment!!!
i am a huge fan of kraft paper, and i just love this card. the stitching and button and ribbon add just the right touch. thanks for sharing! marty ferraro
This is a lovely card. The stitiching is a great addition!!
Nice job. Those are some dark colors (for you) but it looks great. As usual, it is perfection.
That is wonderful news about Grady...and he is looking great as well!
Your card is beautiful!! I love that image and your "stitching"!! The button is the perfect accent!!
This is wonderful - I like the dark colors for this card, they work well with the traditional image. Super faux stitching too!
A faux stitching stamp! That's a wonderful invention. I love the burgundy with the Kraft. I think it's perfect for this snowy scene.
This card has an old world feel to it and great stitching stamp, it looks so real!
AWWWWW! Grady looks so cute. Look at those piano fingers....Lang Lang move over! He looks ready to go home, but we'll keep praying, and for Lisa too.
Love your card, would NEVER have thought to put burgundy with kraft. Now I will be able to put the Tart paper that's on sale at ginakdesigns to good use. It's been haunting me, what to do with it.
Thanks for sharing. Now I gotta scurry on over to Ebay and see if I can score that stamp!
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