Sunday, February 17, 2013
Waltzingmouse Stamps February Blog Dance-Doily Duo
Here’s my take on this month’s doily challenge for the Waltzingmouse Stamps blog party. I’ve been using a lot of paper doilies on my creations lately, but for this card, I put them aside in favor of some stamped ones.
My doilies are from the Waltzingmouse Large Doily stamp set. I stamped them on a pretty pink on pink patterned paper in white ink, then heat embossed them with white embossing powder so they’d really stand out against the background.
I layered a solid rose cardstock strip between the two doily images, then stamped the “for my friend” sentiment on the panel in gray ink. I like the softer look of gray (rather than black) with the feminine pinks and roses on this card. To balance the heavy bottom of the card, I added a pair of layered notch-ended cardstock strips at the top. A twine-tied button adds one more soft, rounded element to the design.
Materials Used:
Large Doily and Compact Sentiments stamp sets (Waltzingmouse Stamps); Gray Flannel ink (Tsukineko); white ink (WPlus9); Autumn Rose cardstock (Papertrey Ink); Basic Gray cardstock (Stampin’ Up!); Paris Girl 6x6 paper pad (Carta Bella); white embossing powder (Michaels); white hemp twine (Hemptique); white button
My doilies are from the Waltzingmouse Large Doily stamp set. I stamped them on a pretty pink on pink patterned paper in white ink, then heat embossed them with white embossing powder so they’d really stand out against the background.
I layered a solid rose cardstock strip between the two doily images, then stamped the “for my friend” sentiment on the panel in gray ink. I like the softer look of gray (rather than black) with the feminine pinks and roses on this card. To balance the heavy bottom of the card, I added a pair of layered notch-ended cardstock strips at the top. A twine-tied button adds one more soft, rounded element to the design.
Materials Used:
Large Doily and Compact Sentiments stamp sets (Waltzingmouse Stamps); Gray Flannel ink (Tsukineko); white ink (WPlus9); Autumn Rose cardstock (Papertrey Ink); Basic Gray cardstock (Stampin’ Up!); Paris Girl 6x6 paper pad (Carta Bella); white embossing powder (Michaels); white hemp twine (Hemptique); white button
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Beautiful design Lori, I love how you placed your doilies!
ReplyDeletegorgeous Lori, hope you are well, have a great evening!
ReplyDeleteenjoy *~*
Love your stamped doily! The white on the pink is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pinks on this Lori! the white embossed doilies look wonderful against them! Love your cute layered banner piece too!
ReplyDeleteSo clever how you split the doily on either side of the ribbon and I love that they are embossed - its so rich and expensive looking!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. I love those doilies stamped on the patterned paper.
ReplyDeleteLori, this is just beautiful. The pink goes so nicely with the gray too, fabulous combination.
ReplyDeletePinkalicious! Just like the book :) I love how the doily stands out against the very feminine paper. A perfect card for a special friend, Lori!
ReplyDeleteWow - the embossed doily over the DP is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! This is so elegant and beautiful! Love your card! Hugs, Karin
ReplyDeleteSuch a great card Lori. I can always come to your blog and find designs that are amazing, and this one is no exception. I really like the dual doily arrangements and the way your banner tag come down from the top! Great job...thanks so much for playing along with our "party" this month!
ReplyDeleteYou are such a great designer Lori, I agree with Lynn, always something great to see on your blog. Love those two doilies and the little banners at the top of your card.
ReplyDeleteLove those embossed doilies...
ReplyDeleteso gorgeous on that paper! :)
Beautiful! I love the damask paper and the gorgeous white doilies!
ReplyDeleteLori ..such an elegant card :) Buttons are also my favourite :) Love your card !
ReplyDeleteThis is a smashing card design. Love the colours you used and I agree with your choice of grey ink.
ReplyDeleteWhite embossed doilies look fabulous on the pink!! Love the flags with button and twine!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love the stamped doily! Such pretty colors love the pinks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful embossed doily! I agree with you about using gray with pink. Lovely card!
ReplyDeletelove your use of dainty doilies and the perfect banner touch!
ReplyDeleteYep I love the grey too Lori, it is softer! Love the embossed doilies also, the white powder really makes them pop! Thank you for playing along with us at WMS!
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