Sunday, January 23, 2011

White on White Valentine



I'm getting ready to do a stamping party today—can't wait. I haven't seen these friends in awhile; it will be a fun day.

We were planning to be at a bus rally this weekend and that didn't work out, so I'm going to see other friends today. Jim's been reading me notes from our friends at the rally—we're missing everybody.

I'm about to subscribe to a professional newsletter service, so be on the lookout for some really great newsletters beginning in February. There will be projects in them which I'll be so happy to supply you with. You'll receive about four letters each month—at least that's the way I understand it. I can't wait to get started with it. By the way, please tell your friends about my blog and newsletter. I'd love to have them subscribe, too.

Now for today's card; it's another swap and was created by Blair Moch.

It's white on white, which I think is very rich. Here are the ingredients:

Stamp Set: I (Heart) Hearts, Artistic Etchings (there's a set in the current mini catalog that has a very nice “Amour” as well as other great stamps—it's called Clearly for You. It's the set that was given to us a Leadership and I love it.)

Paper: Whisper White, Pretty in Pink, Cherry Cobbler

Ink: Early Espresso, Pretty in Pink, Cherry Cobbler (can you see the heart that has a design on it? I thought it was patterned paper, but it isn't; the design is part of the stamp.)

Accessories: Heart to Heart punch, Dimensionals, Cherry Cobbler Seam Binding ribbon, Big Shot, Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder

There is a layer of whisper white card stock that has been put through the Big Shot using the Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder, that is layered on  top of the whisper white card base.

Have a great Sunday!

1 comment:

  1. Love the Amour, and you're right the white on white is rich. I must admit, I thought it might be a touch boring...but very classy!

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