Week 2 at Less is More has given us a challenge of a 'one layer card' with a theme of a flower or a tree.
Some time ago, I posted a similar card to this and the technique of using post it notes as masking and applying distress ink is one I like!
This stamp is also one of my favourites. I have used it for everything from sympathy cards to birthdays - and now I've made a thank you card with it!
I used Spun Sugar and Weathered Wood distress inks and the stamp is from Elusive Images.
The thing about these cards is they can be made in a hurry (!) and are so versatile - they also look so pretty for their simplicity -(well most people's do anyway...LOL)if you've never tried the 'less is more, clean and simple' look, give it a try - promise you'll soon be hooked!
Pop over to the blog and have a look at some of the fab creations from last weeks challenge -there's also some fab tips on positioning and how to make your cards look stunning with minimum effort!
I am also entering this into the Totally Papercrafts 'Clean and Simple' challenge this week.
45 comments:
Great card....love it.
Ali x
What kind words Viv, and a stunning card yet again. I love the Spun sugar with the Weathered wood... I don't have the pink, but I think I may... very soon!
Chrissie
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Wjat a beautiful classy card :)
Jackie
This is a gorgeous card. Very serene.
Very Classy card, I am going to have to try the clean and simple look, they all look so lovely.
Such subtle shading in the coloured box and the stamp is gorgeous! Love it!
Lovely card great effect on the square background
Thanks for participating us again and your kind comments
mandi
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A fabulous card - think I may have that stamp somewhere - must dig it out and have another "play".
CAS and very elegant. Love Sheila (Cyprus)
Very striking!
Wow! This is so dreamy. Love the effect your inked panel has. This is sensationally elegant.
Sharon xx
Gorgeous!!!
Margaret x
Very pretty
This is lovely. So subtle and classy and very CAS.Love it.
Lynne xxx
It's a beautiful card hun.xx
lovely subtle colour combo and one of my favourite techniques
Great card and another EI fan - I too love this stamp and also the layout you have used. Good combo of colours -spun sugar with weathered wood - you learn sooo much of others, thanks. ikki
very classy viv - really like it
Loving the C&S look, your card is so pretty!
Kaz xx
That's beautiful, don't you just love versatile stamps!! x
Viv, this is fabulous. Love the masked part. The colors are great.
a stunning card i love it !! :) x
Wow! This is so pretty! Love that stamp!
That stamp has been on my wish list for ages, you've done a great job with it.
The music on your blog made me jump!
What a wuss.
Elegant card Viv
Lovely card, one of my favourite stamps too.
Sue x
Very elegant. Love it!
Hugs, Sandra
Beautiful card - very elegant. The soft colouring in the background complements the stamp perfectly. One of my favourite stamps too! Lynne x
very elegant, i love it:)
sue
xx
Beautiful colours xx
Beautiful card
really beautiful! I love that stamp set too
Simply stunning.....a beautiful stamp.
Anne.
Fab-u-lous!
Kathyk
Fabulous card, I must try that masking technique, it looks so effective x
Hello Viv, lovely card, lovely music to accompany it - I was almost tempted to stay even longer because of it. I love your combination of inks so, like Chrissie, methinks Spun Sugar is now a 'must have'. Elizabeth x
Those color combos give the card such an ethereal look. I'm gonna try those together!
Well done on such an elegant but simple card xx
Really beautiful Viv, such an elegant card,
Love Sarita xx
Absolutely gorgeous.xx
Lovely stamp and love your inked panel xx
Super card... less is certainly more. Love the stamp and the simplicity of it all.
xxx Monica
Congrats on being showcased over at Less is More -- awesome awesome card you made!!
Question on the recent Less is More card. Did you put a layer of velum over the distress ink. It looks so muted. Just hoping I can learn so I can create something as lovely!
Oops forgot to check the follow up box - looking forward to learning more!
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