Have you ever tried to use no more then three products plus the cardstock when creating a card? At first this sounds rather easy. Well, I will tell you, it is a feat that is almost impossible!!! At first I thought of stamping but just the stamp and the ink are two products right there!
When I started out to create this card, I thought the extreme simpleness added to a look you would want to go along with a wedding. This is cream colored cardstock, a silk flower. a pearl brad and a rub-on design.
You already know I am madly in love with my border punches so I started out by punching a border along the bottom of my card. Next came the neat label rub-on and the sticker letters.
Can you guess how tempting it is to keep ADDING products?
Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)
BRIDE AND GROOM card
Materials:
Cardstock –Core’dinations
Flower – Hero Arts
Rub-on greeting – Making Memories
Pearl brad
FRIEND card
Materials:
Cardstock – Core Essentials/Core’dinations
Rub-on ornate frame – Fancy Pants
Sticker letters – Doodlebug
Loopy border punch – Martha Stewart
You are so funny Linda.. very cute cards... Love that border punch...
ReplyDeleteGreat to see your face again. Love your cards. Congrats on the persimmon gig.
ReplyDeleteHugs from aussie
Evana
they are beautiful because they are simple, love it!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this, Linda -- you have me obsessed with finding that MS Loopy border punch!!
ReplyDeleteI have punch envy here. M's has been sold out of that one for months! LOL
ReplyDeleteFAB job with the cards.
It is incredibly hard for me to do simple! We did 3 products (one being cardstock) for Card-a-licious last week and I had to start over three times. You did a beautiful job though Linda. They are all so elegant. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteLove it Linda - you did an amazing job with just three products!
ReplyDeleteBoth are very nice, sometimes less is more!
ReplyDeleteElegant and classy! Love those, Linda!!
ReplyDeleteWhat Kathleen said. :)
ReplyDeleteThey look great! --- teri
I love simple cards for weddings. They always look more elegant.
ReplyDeleteMy guess is that it was really tempting to keep adding. Am I correct? (Ha)