Sassy Judy over at Sassy Cheryl's wants us to show her some scallops. Genius me thought immediately about rows of scallops using my EK Success large scallop border punch. Well , now I remember why I haven't used this pretty punch in a long time. Do Not Ever Try to Punch thin DP with it. The stubborn thing only likes to punch cardstock. The stork could deliver 3 babies in the time it took me to punch these borders. Be it as it may, I do love the end result. It was so worth the effort. (Please tell me you agree, if not lie and tell me it is gorgeous anyway).
This image is one I purchased a couple of weeks ago and didn't get time to use it. I love the dapper ensemble the stork is wearing and those expressions on the baby and the stork grabbed my heart and wouldn't let go. I really didn't have to color him much I decided to leave the hat and stork white and didn't even shadow him. I also colored the image in pink but chose to sparkle the stork with some Stickles for the girl card. He turned out quite cute and sparkled up.
DP is from Making Memories, cardstock is SU. The butterflies are an SU embosslit called beautiful wings. The digi is cut with a SU die called Big Top Note and the ribbon is from my stash. I am entering it in Sassy Cheryl's Challenge 71. Pop over and see what the rest of the team has made. I promise you it will be worth your time.
So, where they boys or girls?The babies that the stork delivered while you were punching those scallops? hee hee?
ReplyDeleteIt certainly turned out beautifully and I LOVE the green and white polka dot bow. What a fabulous card!
Thanks for playing in the challenge this week. Oh and BTW did you pick up that scrap on the floor from last weeks SHOW ME fun?
Oh I love this card Linda. The touch of lemon and lime against the black and white is a fantastic color combo. Really sweet card!
ReplyDeleteYes Linda some punches make your crazy!The scallops have come out so well.How is your driving dog doing? Mine is right now so upset my daughter has sat down to do her homework and no one is paying attention to him!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet card! I love the scallops, you girls are so crafty. I wish I had your patience for crafting, I can't seem to sit still long enough :)
ReplyDeletePam
Oh, beautiful! Love, love, love. The scallops challenge is a really cool one. It's one I wish I had jumped on. Your card is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card... very neutral using green for the blanket.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking the time entering and sharing with us at Sassy Cheryls challenge.
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Tracy
Oh I saw this image on Cheryls - so on my wish list - perfect job - and scollops make it - great ribbon too.
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Sarah x
WOW Linda, this card is PHENOMENAL. The delivery of all those babies was well worth your time. Love the combination of the blue check with that fabulous polka-dotted green ribbons and the layered scallops are GORGEOUS(and I'm not just saying that either). Fabulous and I might be casing this idea very soon.
ReplyDeleteI know exactly what you mean about the punch Linda, they are bad with think stuff, have you tried vellum now theres a struggle lol...your card was well worth the effort though, its a beaut and I love the image
ReplyDeleteMina xxx
Love the colors, love the design---just so cute! Wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you joined us this week for the Sassy Cheryl's Challenge!
Love all those scalloped layers Linda! "STUPID PUNCH"!!!
ReplyDeleteLol ~jeni :)
Love it!! Your creations never fail to bring me a smile.
ReplyDeleteThere is something for you on my blog hun.xx
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