And what beatiful weather we are having, I'm still clinging to some of my summer wardrobe fab!
For my card this week I decided to go monochrome with black and white with just a tiny pop of autumnal colour and a beautiful PP sentiment. I printed the sentiment and used a leaf stamp between a couple of post its to keep them in a columnar effect, embossing them black to give a bit of depth and shine and painted a tiny bit of colour to one of the leaves. I then added a couple of embossed lines to define the column shape...hard to see on the photo, sorry, but they are there at different heights. I will add my card to 2 challenges Less is More and Fusion
For my card this week I decided to go monochrome with black and white with just a tiny pop of autumnal colour and a beautiful PP sentiment. I printed the sentiment and used a leaf stamp between a couple of post its to keep them in a columnar effect, embossing them black to give a bit of depth and shine and painted a tiny bit of colour to one of the leaves. I then added a couple of embossed lines to define the column shape...hard to see on the photo, sorry, but they are there at different heights. I will add my card to 2 challenges Less is More and Fusion
| you can see the embossed lines on this picture....just about! |
So fun and clever and a really striking and CAS autumn card Susan
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Sarah xx
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very! cas, i like it
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sentiment. Thank you so much for playing with us at the Fusion Card Challenge!
ReplyDeleteLovely autumn card!!! Love the sentiment too! Thanks for joining at FUSION So overjoyed that you did!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific, understated and very effective!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much
Chrissie
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So effective in black and white with just that tiny accent of colour. Great sentiment too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us.
Anita x
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I'm catching up on my commenting after my hols, sorry to be so late!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super CAS creation Susan, so striking
Thank you for joining us
Anne
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