Her Halloween Flowers card (see it here) caught my eye immediately. That new Halloween set, Batty for You, is absolutely adorable--it will probably find its way onto my next SU! order. I really liked the way she highlighted the small, round images in the center of a scalloped edged flower. I replicated the layout of her card using different stamp sets and colors, as well as a few extra details.Punching the scalloped circles ended up being the hardest part of this card. I'm still working with my semi-operational scalloped circle punch, waiting for my replacement to arrive. I made my flowers more three dimensional than in the original card by adding dimensionals to some of the layers.
Instead of the Halloween images, I used the retired hostess set, Riveting. The image is the same basic size and shape as the one in the original card and immediately came to mind when I thought about reworking the card.
I liked the look of the stems from In the Spotlight on the original card, so I used that on my card, too. I stamped the stems in Green Galore craft ink so they'd stand out a little more on the Soft Sky cardstock. To go along with the "dotted" look of the stamp set, I used the paper piercing tool to pierce holes around the scalloped circle.
From Stampin' Up!: Riveting and In the Spotlight stamp sets; Pixie Pink and Tempting Turquoise Classic inks; Green Galore Craft ink; Soft Sky, Pixie Pink, Barely Banana, Tempting Turquoise, Pretty in Pink, and Whisper White cardstock; scalloped circle punch; 1 1/4" circle punch; 1/2" circle punch; mat pack and paper piercing tool; Pretty in Pink grosgrain; dimensionals; glue dots


this card is fantastic, I love all the detailing!
ReplyDeleteThis is SO pretty! Love those scallop flowers. :)
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