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Addicted to Stamps and More Challenge #110

Hi , 

its challenge time at Addicted to Stamps and More! This fortnight we have a gorgeous inspiration picture for you:




I used my favorite Papertrey Woodgrain embossing plate, which I inked up with grey Memento Luxe ink and ran it through my Big Shot using light grey card stock. The beautiful daffodil stamp is by STAMPlorations -  Boxed Blooms and Bold Sentiments. I heat embossed it in silver and colored it with Copics. The sentiment is from the same set.


Some how this card turned into a Sympathy card - did not really plan to make one, but the end results fits that best. I hope I won't need it soon......

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The winner will receive 3 free digis of her choice!

So come on over to the ATSM challenge blog and get some inspiration from our wonderfully creative DT and we hope you find time to join in the fun!


Comments

Rahmat said…
You chose the right image for the picture Cornelia, it has a soft feel, and I like the background!
sandie said…
Wow Cornelia, I so love what you did with the embossing plate, what a cool idea. I have this plate and also love it but haven't thought of this idea, thank you for the inspiration my friend x
papierelle said…
Wow, eine ganz tolle Umsetzung der Vorgabe!!!
LG Gundi
Flo said…
Ja, diese Art Karten braucht man manchmal, wenn auch ungern. Deine ist sehr ausdrucksstark geworden. Ich mag sie.
LG
Kylie said…
Your card is beautiful and somehow perfect for a Sympathy card and I also hope you don't need it anytime soon. Your background is amazing! xx
Bobby said…
Your woodgrain background is fabulous. I can see that the color lends itself to a sympathy card.
Katie Melhus said…
This is lovely! Love the simple image against that muted woodgrain - so pretty!
Susanne Vargas said…
Great take on the inspiration picture! Makes an elegant sympathy card! Always good to have those on hand!
Julie B said…
What a beautiful inspired card Cornelia. The sorry text is a perfect accompaniment. :)
Neets B said…
Great take on the photo! The frills of the ballerina are echoed perfectly in your flower petals, and such a great effect created by inking up your embossing folder, I really must try that! x
Neets B said…
Great take on the photo! The frills of the ballerina are echoed perfectly in your flower petals, and such a great effect created by inking up your embossing folder, I really must try that! x
Barb Ghig said…
Gorgeous card, Cornelia! I love the gray tones on your woodgrain background and your flower is just beautiful! Such a lovely sentiment, too!
Loll said…
Hi Cornelia. Love the you've inked gray on top of gray paper ... gives a beautiful, subtle woodgrain design. The silver embossing on your flower adds lovely sparkle to the card. Loll xx
hellerlittle said…
OMG Conny... was für ein edles und zauberhaftes Werk.... Ich bin sprachlos über die Eleganz der Wirkung !!!
Ganz großes Kino !!!
LG hellerlittle
Deborah Frings said…
Absolutely wonderful. I really like the wood grain finish and the flower is perfect. Great take on the inspiration photo!
cm said…
Back to work this week has disrupted my blogging time; I think blog-visiting and commenting should be part of my job description! Your card here is a gorgeous take on the inspiration photo; such an amazing background with the embossing plate. Of course, I'm in love with the way you've showcased the STAMPlorations bloom. Beautiful card in every way!
~c
Wei Wei said…
What a gorgeous card! Great take on the photo! and love all the details!
Anita in France said…
Elegant, subtle and so beautifully detailed, Cornelia ... just lovely! Anita :)
Deepti said…
Oh my!! I missed this master piece :) I mean I am in love with this design :)
Anonymous said…
Hi Cornelia. Fabulous!!! Love the woodgrain BG, stunning card. Have a great day! hugs Monika xxx
Monika Reeck said…
may I tell you your choosing of the stamp is perfect same one like the photo inspiration really WUNDERBAR...I love this and thanks for the idea I have bought this set from Shery and will try like your card..this card can be for man or for lady...Great creation my friend

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