I really love the Winnie & Walter Big, Bold font sets. The big words in these sets are my favorite font of all -- the font I go to time and time again. "Peace" looks so rich in this gorgeous gold embossing. And, I feel the white on white look really adds to this card's peaceful feel.
Canson watercolor Winnie & Walter sentiment, heat embossed in Inkadinkado gold and Distress Ink black soot Sizzix embossing folder; Stampin' Up! twine |
I was pretty pleased with the way this card turned out. But why is it little things look so big when posted on a blog? That little bit of twine didn't look nearly as crooked until now. Oh, well..... Who knows how crooked it was by the time my card arrived at its destination?!
As usual, the CIE ladies have really rocked this challenge. Hope you'll stop by and play along with our white-on-white challenge. Cards need to be A2 standard size and small/light enough to send via USPS with one stamp.
Parting Thoughts
Received some adorable cards, including much needed valentines, for SAS4Kids from Lee Mae and Diana. Thanks so much, ladies! The little ones at Nationwide Children's are going to love your cards. :)We've changed things up a little bit at Words 2
Think that's it for now. If you're like us and caught in the polar vertex, stay warm. Looks like winter's here to stay for awhile.
As always, thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Hi Sybrina! Beautiful card - I didn't notice the "crooked" twine until you pointed it out LOL! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteThose big sentiments really do make great cards, and I just love the embossed rows that showcase yours perfectly! That little bow tied everything up perfectly too :)
ReplyDeleteso pretty and just LOVE that title and font!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the sentiment work on this gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteHi Sybrina! Your card is lovely; the sentiment is a gorgeous focal point! I'm going to look up Winnie & Walter--that's new to me! Stay warm; we're expecting a blizzard in VA this weekend...
ReplyDeleteLovely card Sybrina! Clean and crisp. I love that embossing folder and so clever to use both the embossed and debossed.
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