Hello Everyone!
So glad you could join us for another fun Inky Antics blog hop!
If you are here from Michelle's blog, you are in the right place! If you just happened onto my blog, you will want to head over to the Inky blog and start from the beginning. You don't want to miss a thing! All of the girls have created projects with Inky's new clear cardstock!
First off, I have to tell you that my card today is a double duty project.
We have a new feature over on the CardMaker Magazine blog called "Outside of the Box" where we pick one of our cards that was published in a older issue and recreate it with differnt products. It is a great way to show that you don't have to have the exact same products to CASE a card. :)
For a peek at the original card as it looked in CardMaker Magazine, and to see my tips on how to create cards with clear bases without adhesives showing anywhere, please pop over to the CardMaker blog!
Here is the card I created for the article and the hop with Inky's clear cardstock.
For this version, I used Inkys' #10017E "Contempo Flower" and #0214D "Mini Thinking of You" illustrated by Monica Lee. Both stamps, as well as the clear cardstock, can be found HERE.
Here is a photo of the inside.
If you like the look of the clear cardstock, you won't want to miss Inky's April special. A FREE package of clear cardstock with a $40.00 or more purchase. See details HERE.
The blog hop starts today and ends on Sunday, April 22nd at midnight Central time. Please visit each DT members’ blog to view their projects and leave a comment for each designer. The more you comment, the better your chances are to win. (Limit one comment per blog, please). Two people’s names will be drawn at random to receive a surprise Inky prize pack. The winners’ names will be announced on the Inky Antics blog next Monday, so remember to stop back and see if you’ve won.
Your next stop on the hop is Debbie's blog.
Supplies Used: Clear
Cardstock, "Contempo Flower"
and Mini "Thinking of you" stamps from Inky
Antics; Brilliant White, Pink Lemonade and Herbal
Garden cardstock from Discount Card Stock; 72 Count Pink Rhinestones and 72 Count Sage
Pearls from Want2Scrap; Transparent
Ultra-fine Glitter and Designer Dries Clear Glue from Art Glitter Institute; "Watercolor
Bouquet designer paper from K&Company; Flowers
from Prima Marketing; Square
Nestabilities and Wizard Die Cutting Machine from Spellbinders Paper Arts;
Glue Runner Adhesive from GlueArts; Liquid Adhesive from Beacon Adhesives.
22 comments:
Gorgeous. Love the 3D effect of the flower.
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Desire
cute card Trudy!
simply beautiful...love both of your cards! your sewing just is the best! My machine died...so it's hand embroidery for me when I get that urge!
What a great card, True! Love the colors and your fantastic layering. This turned out just beautiful!
Beautiful, beautiful card. I love the layering.
Elegant card. Love all the embellishments!
Beautiful card Trudy, I love how you layered it, when it's open the front is very little (I hope that makes sense). Such pretty colors. Enjoy your day!
Marvelous card!
Gorgeous card! Love the clear plastic!
Hi True! Love your cards. Simply elegant through and through!
Denise
I love this card! What else can I say! TFS
Beautiful card- I love the look of it on the clear cardstock.
Beautiful card- I love the look of it on the clear cardstock.
Very pretty clear card!
This card is brilliant True!
What a fabulous card. I love the way you used the clear card stock. Thanks for sharing.
GORGEOUS card Trudy!! Loving the clear cardstock! Thanks for sharing.
love this card! HUGS!
karen adams
great job on the card copy. I like your papers better however!! LOL!! thanks for sharing.
Beautiful card ! So many elements to it. I like it on the clear cardstock. Just makes it more impressive. TFS
Janelle
I really like the idea of putting multiple elements on the cover and hiding the sentiment inside. It's been awhile since I made a clear card but I am eager to give it another try. Thanks.
Oh My Goodness! This is a beautiful Card. I love how you used the clear cardstock. Amazing.
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