I'm an armchair traveller. Yes, I go places (Alaska and Las Vegas in the last 4 months) but my strong preference is to stay home. Everything I love most is here! The great thing about this personality quirk is that I will listen to your travel stories and look at your travel photos for as long as you like because I genuinely enjoy hearing about others' adventures. So set that projector up, load up the slides, and invite me over!
Wait, I think I'm in the wrong decade with that sentence. Not having a cell phone, I get confused at times and think I'm back in the '80s.
Parisian Beauty is all the Paris I need. It's part of Stampin' Up!'s Parisian Blossoms suite, found on page 14 in the Mini Catalog (don't have a copy? Click here to see it online or to request a free catalog package). My card today features this suite and uses last week's Splitcoaststampers Sketch Challenge.
I just realized I did not stamp at all on this card! I did, however, use the Parisian dies, which coordinate with the stamp set. Look at the detail of the Eiffel Tower die! I die-cut it with Champagne Foil paper to match the Champagne Rhinestones Basic Jewels. I also sprinkled in a few Holiday Rhinestones Basic Jewels in Pool Party. ❤
The "merci" is also a die from the Parisian set. I cut three from Petal Pink cardstock, then glued them together using a Fine-Tip Glue Pen. I like the lift and attention that trick gives.
A swirl die-cut with Pool Party cardstock and a sweetly tied Petal Pink Metallic-Edged Ribbon add elegant detail. I also used a Stampin' Sponge to apply Soft Suede ink to the edges of the Parisian Blossoms Designer Series Paper.
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