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So Suzy Chrysanthemums

Hi Everybody,

I am back with two cards I made with my pretty So Suzy stamps. I got inspired by the current challenge over at CAS Mix Up, where the theme is tissue paper and stamping. I had this pretty tissue paper lying around in my craft room. It has little specs of glitter in it- time to use it!



I made two cards, just changed the background paper and the sentiment. 
My stamp supplies:



Lets get started:
took my Kaleidocolor inkpad and inked up the Chrysanthemum.Stamped it a couple of times


Added the Chestnut leaf with black Versamark ink.


In order to tear the tissue paper where I wanted it torn I moistened the tear line with water and then it tears exactly there.



Wrapped the tissue paper around a piece of white card stock and secured it with Scotch tape. also dabbed tiny drops of liquid glue onto the tissue paper to secure the front.


Heat embossed the sentiment in white onto dark blue card stock for the white card and stamped it in black onto grey card stock for the grey card. Added some thread and pearls to the white card



Linking up with:
CAS Mix Up - see below
Shopping our Stash - CAS (first card - stamps are older than one year)
The Male Room - add texture

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Comments

Holy Smoke!!! This is GORGEOUS!!! Beautiful colors. Love the tissue paper technique. I've not done that. I particularly love those with white on black sentiment!!
Mac Mable said…
Great use of the tissue, vibrant colours and the addition of the thread and pearls is so unique. Amazing cards x
conil said…
Once again, you've taken my breath away by your innovative creativity. Loving the texture this method creates and the surprising dimension. It's just beautiful.
OK, I'll start breathing again now.
Loll said…
Two gorgeous cards Cornelia! Thanks for the tip about wetting the edge where you want the tissue to tear --- that is so helpful!! Love the colours and images that you have stamped. Interesting how different the look depending on the colour of your background. Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Mix Up! xx
Donna said…
Gorgeous cards!
Thanks for getting CAS with the crew from SHOPPING OUR STASH!
Bonnie said…
I love the stamping on tissue paper Cornelia! I didn't have much success with that but I'm inspired to try again! The colors of the stamping is fantastic and beautiful on both backgrounds! Thanks so much for sharing with us at CAS Mix Up!
Oh, I absolutely love this tissue paper technique and you created some amazing cards with it. Your colors are vibrant and I love the way you arranged the tissue paper differently on each card.
Just beautiful.
Thank you for sharing with us at SHOPPING OUR STASH, hope you play again next time.
Hugs,
Maria Rodriguez.
lauren bergold said…
2 utterly AMAZING cards right here! it's almost shocking to me how different they look, just by reversing the foreground and background colors! WOW! <3 thanks for SHOPPING YOUR (cas!) STASH with us this week! :)
Anita in France said…
Those delicate images are fabulous with the softness of the tissue paper, Cornelia ... these are both just fabulous ... gorgeous colour combo's! Hugs, Anita :)
Mimi said…
These are just beautiful and bold. Really love the colors you chose, and good for you to use the tissue paper you've saved! I do the same thing and probably should follow your lead and use it! Thanks for hanging out at Shopping Our Stash this week!
Teresa Doyle said…
Suzy, these are just gorgeous!
papierelle said…
Auf Seidenpapier stempeln, das ist ja mal wieder eine mega tolle Idee!!! Uns sieht so Klasse aus!!!!
PS: Gegen Rehe helfen Zäune!!!! Aber Zäune sind ja in Amerika nicht so üblich, wie man in Filmen und Reportagen so sieht!! 😉
Jo said…
Beautiful cards Cornelia, love the different approach to the tissue paper. Smart designs too.
Thanks for joining us at CAS Mix Up!
Great card! I love how well it turned out! Thanks so much for joining us at Shopping Our Stash! You nailed the theme! Cyndi, DT
Rocky said…
Both beautiful cards, love the one on black. Thank you for joining us at TMR.
Deborah Frings said…
I think they are both fabulous cards. I love the bold, fresh greens and on the black it's stunning. Thanks so much for playing along with The Male Room, and I'm sorry to be so late commenting! Deborah, DT.

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