Hello All!
Just a quick post today to show you the card I made for a Split Coast Stampers challenge.
The challenge #TLC301 is to make a card with a faux tile background but I didn't pay attention to the "background" part. LOL! I am going to share it anyhow because it was a very fun project.
I used the tutorial from Julie's blog.
That beautiful stamp is from I Brake For Stamps and it is called "Happy Holidays Poinsettia".
The beautiful ribbon is Really Reasonable Ribbon's Gold Swirls.
That pretty brad is Creative Charm's White Vintage Marble brad that I colored with a Copic to get the color I wanted.
The image is watercolored then sponged around the "tile" edges
Thanks so much for dropping by!
Hugs,
True :D
Hey True,
ReplyDeletewhat a great card. Have to look a bit closer again to figure out how you did that.
Thanx for your comment - did not do this "follower" thing yet coz dunno what it's for really. But hey, time to find out, isn't it?!
So hope to find more of great cards like these that I can learn from...
:)
Greetz
Ramirez
This is a stunning card xx
ReplyDeleteThis is Gorgeous! I love the way you have cut out the image and made tiles! Beautiful! I love the colors too!!!
ReplyDeleteHi True, thanks for your lovely comment on my card and for following me... and I'd definitely love to follow you too.. Your cards are amazing and that pecan pie looks so yummy too :)) Hugs xx
ReplyDeleteoh wiw, I've just been reading Julies tut but have to say I much prefer this True, it's gorgeous as the focus of the card
ReplyDeleteAnne
Lovely card and so festive. Happy creating...
ReplyDeleteoh wow hun this is simply stunning,love the colurs and its just so effective,amazing,thanks for your kind email hun hugs cherylx
ReplyDeleteHello True - this is divine - I ove your image and the Tile Technique!! Your work is always so inspiring - thanks for sharing! {{{hugs}}}
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. I love all of the colors and ribbon.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Trudy, think I may have to 'borrow' this idea someday! lol
ReplyDeletethis card is so like me! I love the orange ribbon!
ReplyDeleteAloha True!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your sweet comment in my blog! And thank you for becoming my follower. I truly appreciated. And I'm now following you too :) What an awesome blog you have. I love to come back and check out more of your beautiful creations.
This card is fabulous! I love it and my daughter love it too she just saw it. Thanks for the inspirations!
Hugs, Rleen
Your card is amazing, True! And you have lots of gorgeous creations on your blog! Thank you for your visit and becoming a follower, that is really kind of you, and I am following you too:-)! Hugs Delphine xx
ReplyDeleteHi True,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the lovely comment you lefy on my blog. Glad I came visiting as your work is stunning. Love your style. Your colouring is beautiful. This is . Now I'm a follower too!
Hugs,
Andie xx
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ReplyDeleteThis is just stunning - love the ribbon and the charm
ReplyDeleteWow this is stunning! Thanks for the kind words you left on my blog I am now following you!
ReplyDeleteWow this is just gorgeous, you did a fabulous job on this.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card! I love that technique! Very elegant!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Dena
This is lovely True. Thanks for your comment on my blog. Your cards are all lovely and I am now a follower x
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, Trudy:O) Love the window, very effective:) Beautiful colouring! And that brad turned out so pretty, love the ribbon!
ReplyDeleteThank you for nice words in my blog.
Have a great afternoon.
Hugs, Nancy;O)
Totally rockin' awesome! Loving this card...
ReplyDeleteTrudy this is such a stunning card! It has a wonderful vintage feel to it, I can't imagine it doesn't fit the challenge but do understand how these things can take on a life of their own once you get going!
ReplyDeleteTrudy this is simply amazing! I love your work. TFS, Mary
ReplyDeleteOMG...this card is so stunning! I am so glad you decided to enter this one at the Kraft Journal too!
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