I made it for Embellish Magazine's Color Challenge with Labels:
And here's the card I made:
(click on the image to see it closer up)
I used the printable "Peachy Keen" PDF available at Kaisercraft.net for the main flower, and then combined elements from several pages of the pad to make up the rest of the card. The label is from one of the diecut shapes at the back of the pad, but because it had blue in the center it wasn't going to work with this colour scheme so I used my Martha Stewart Circle Cutter to cover it up.
As I used a colour toner printer to print the flower it needed a bit of TLC once I'd finished cutting it out. I find this is the case when cutting out any laser/toner printed elements so I used a dark brown marvy marker to go over the bits that were showing white as well as the edges and you can't tell the difference even in real life.
Size of card: A5 folded in half
Supplies:
Card/paper - Cream cardstock, "Peachy Keen" paper collection by Kaisercraft, Copy paper
Ink - Toner
Extras - foam tape
Tools - Fiskars paper trimmer, Renoir tape runner, Martha Stewart circle cutter, Cre8tive spring scissors
Challenge: Embellish Magazine Color Challenge with Labels
Oy, I love the vine/stem/leaves leading up to that flower, this card is a beauty, and love the label treatment too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful clean design! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous! Love your layout and the use of the label! So glad you could join us in the Embellish challenge.
ReplyDeleteTO. DIE. FOR!! OMGosh the leaves alone are killing me!! LOVE it.
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