Holy blog batman! It's day three here at Fourth House on the Right and I'm having a blast! I'm walking around with a big ole grin on my face from the sweet comments you all have left! I finished up the project for the girls' fall parties, I'll post pics tomorrow, and I got my new sewing machine out of the box. Um, I have a problem when it comes to things like sewing machines. I'm really bad with directions, and by that I mean I don't read them. I like to think I already know how they work and the directions are there as more of a backup. Big mistake with a sewing machine. Haha. It's still a work in progress, at this point. I'll keep you posted. No pun intended.
For today's card, I thought I would post a picture of my inspiration. I was flipping through Country Living Magazine and came across this picture. I just loved the colors and thought they would make a great card. I do this quite a bit when I'm going through magazines and I'll tear the page out of the magazine and keep it in a stack on a shelf in my craft room. Then when I need some inspiration, I'll flip through the stack.
Here's the card that was born out of the inspiration of the above photo...
I love the way this card turned out. It makes me happy just looking at it! I hope you have a fabulous Thursday! So close to the weekend...
Stamps: PTI: Guide Lines II, Damask Designs
Paper: PTI: Dark Chocolate, Plum Pudding
Ink: PTI: Plum Pudding, Dark Chocolate, Ocean Breeze
Other: PTI: Buttons, PTI: twine, Lace: Hobby Lobby
Thursday, October 21, 2010
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Great card! Love the purple and the lace trim.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, love the colors!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteI still smile everytime I get a comment. I have been blogging since Jan 1, 2010.
Me and sewing machines have a problem as well. I even bought a pricey one and still it doesn't want to fully co operate.
There goes my dream of being a quilter, but I am in denial LOL.
Gorgeous card!
ReplyDeletevery pretty card! I love how you used the different colored inks on the darker background.
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