Today, I'm sharing a card for the Purple, White, and Silver Challenge over at Merry Mondays.
The vellum techniques that Jennifer McGuire has been sharing recently were the other inspiration for this card. The white rectangular piece is a small notecard, mounted on colored layers, inside a vellum shell.
As the pic shows, the silvery detailed tree is embossed on the front -- placed so that the purple base peeks through the silvery tree.
I played with different shades of purple sequins before deciding the silver. Think the silver ones added just the right finishing touch of sparkle.
Parting Thoughts
The April/May Challenge at Words 2 Craft By is inspired by the Byron Caldwell Smith quote:
Our spring has come at last with the soft laughter of April suns an shadow of April showers.
We'd love for you to share your flower festooned and/or weather inspired cards with us at W2CB. There are a couple of Paper Smooches gift certificates up for grabs, as well as a guest designer spot.
Looking forward to a stamp-club, book-club day. Should be a fun afternoon! So, today, I am thankful for:
- friends who love to play with paper,
- friends who love to discuss good -- and not so good -- books, and
- knowing the directions to both locations!
Have a great week. Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Hi Sybrina! Saw this on Facebook and had to come comment. Love the overlay that you did on this card. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card, I love the vellum overlay. Thank you for joining us for Merry Monday.
ReplyDeleteLove this beautiful card Sybrina!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, Sybrina! I love that silver embossed tree with the purple peeking through! The vellum adds a lot of gorgeousness! Thanks for sharing this with us at Merry Monday!
ReplyDeleteLovely card, Sybrina. Thanks for joining us this week at Merry Monday.
ReplyDeletesuch a lovely card, great design with the vellum, not seen one done like this before xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I love what you dit with the vellum
ReplyDeletegreetings Angelique
Love Jennifer's technique & you've used it beautifully, Sybrina!
ReplyDeleteI like this use of vellum - your tree is gorgeous!
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