Can you ever have too much of Paris? Emma and Caitlin would say "no!" They went last April with a group from their school. Emma was especially in love with Paris and confessed to me that she was sad to leave (and they'd been gone 10 days). Well, I don't want to leave this Parisian Blossoms suite. And today, I DID stamp on my card, using Parisian Beauty (my last post's card used no stamping, just dies).
Lots of fancy details on this card!
I stamped the Eiffel Tower image in Memento Tuxedo Black ink on Pool Party cardstock, then used the solid outline Parisian die to cut it. The "merci" sentiment is die-cut just once and adhered to the card base with a Fine-Tip Glue Pen.
More details:
- The script image was stamped on Petal Pink cardstock in Petal Pink ink for a subtle background that doesn't compete with the two beautiful patterns (from Parisian Blossoms Specialty Designer Series Paper). What makes it a specialty paper is the champagne foil in the various patterns in the pack.
- Notice the Very Vanilla Scalloped Lace Trim edging the left side of the card. It adds a sweet touch!
- Using Basic Black cardstock for a card base and mat makes all the other details of this card stand out. I also love the sophistication and class it adds.
- Champagne rhinestones! I LOVE THESE!!!! The metallic edge of the Petal Pink ribbon is even in champagne!
- Soft Suede ink and a Stampin' Sponge were used to create a slightly vintage look to the Parisian Blossoms papers. It's a look I never tire of.
To help you make this card, here's a tutorial for you! Just click to save and print.
Today's card was based on the most current sketch challenge over at Splitcoaststampers. You are always welcome to upload what you make with this sketch. We love seeing it!
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