I like the bling. It's understated and gives just a little something something to that side of the card. I, too, love how you grounded the tree with the embossed lines - perfect! Now I really want that stamp set!!!
Bling or no bling this is still a fine example of your understatement. Following your blog (I'm a relative newbie) is helping me to question/tidy up my own style and that's a very good thing!
Actually, more than I've just written, your posts make me want to get to my craft table and try my own simpler style and that is an excellent change of direction!
I think the little bit of bling balances the card. If there's such a thing as "too much white", it might happen without that balance. Great card design.
This set is so cool. I love what you've done here with a fabulous one layer card. And the score lines are so perfect. I'm bookmarking this card for my "someday" tree set!
Perfect simplicity. I like the two rows of scoring. We must be on the same wavelenght because just yesterday I made two cards with the smaller trees from this set and on both I used double score lines to accent the image.
I like the rhinestone accents. I think it helps to balance the large tree.
I'm not bothered by the bling at all.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is the best tree ever!! I love how you grounded it with the score lines!!
ReplyDeleteThat sentiment is terrific. I like its placement on the card.
ReplyDeleteI like the bling. It's understated and gives just a little something something to that side of the card. I, too, love how you grounded the tree with the embossed lines - perfect! Now I really want that stamp set!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I love the score lines and the sentiment. And I could go either way on the bling.
ReplyDeleteThis is so clean and beautiful, Susan!! I love your added score lines!
ReplyDeletethe colours are a lovely calming combination and the sentiment is a wonderful length. just balances at the bottom nicely!
ReplyDeleteI love it this way but I also believe I'd like without the bling. Yes, that sentiment is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBling or no bling this is still a fine example of your understatement. Following your blog (I'm a relative newbie) is helping me to question/tidy up my own style and that's a very good thing!
ReplyDeleteActually, more than I've just written, your posts make me want to get to my craft table and try my own simpler style and that is an excellent change of direction!
ReplyDeleteJust once?!? LOL, I over-bling ... or under-bling regularly! You're doin' good!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the tree image and that beautiful sentiment.
very classy card!
ReplyDeletelove this card.
ReplyDeletescore lines are perfect addition.
thanks for inspiration!!
marty ferraro
I think the bling is just fine. And I propose that the past tense of bling should be blang. As in: bling/blang/have blung. Ha!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet -- love it!!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful, the score lines are such a nice subtle grounding for your tree.
ReplyDeleteI am ambivilant about the bling.
Angela, ROTFL! I bungled and blang when I shouldn't have blung.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job Susan.
ReplyDeleteI think the little bit of bling balances the card. If there's such a thing as "too much white", it might happen without that balance. Great card design.
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me?! The bling adds more charater to this awesome design! Wonderful card. Very elegant.
ReplyDeleteSuzanne
Simply Suzanne
WOW! The sentiment and tree are so perfect together !
ReplyDeleteThis card makes me very secure in my purchase of "Through the trees" afew minutes ago. Thank you for such a tranquil card and the bling is perfect.
ReplyDeleteVery serene! A beautiful CAS card. I like the embellishments and scoring.
ReplyDeleteThis set is so cool. I love what you've done here with a fabulous one layer card. And the score lines are so perfect. I'm bookmarking this card for my "someday" tree set!
ReplyDeletePerfect simplicity. I like the two rows of scoring. We must be on the same wavelenght because just yesterday I made two cards with the smaller trees from this set and on both I used double score lines to accent the image.
ReplyDeleteI like the rhinestone accents. I think it helps to balance the large tree.