.......over at the Less Is More Challenge Blog this week. With celebrations all over the country for the Queens Diamond Jubilee the girls asked for a Red White and Blue CAS card.
Here's mine, I chose a butterfly......a graceful creature which is fitting I think....
Again, using the positive and negative die cutting technique.
I've added some diamond stickles to the red butterfly. (not sure my photo shows them!)
I thought the Queen wore a beautiful outfit on the Thames with sparkling crystals...didn't you?
Thanks for calling past.......til next time.....
Absolutely gorgeous! The design looks so crisp and I adore the positive/negative die cutting technique.
ReplyDeleteFabulous and elegant
ReplyDeleteKathyk
Love it! Great design and the colours look good together.
ReplyDeleteI just noticed the the corner detail! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sue! That butterfly is so pretty. Great CAS design.
ReplyDeletefantasitc! love how you rounded the corners!
ReplyDeleteThis is just lovely Sue!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Terrific card -- love the embossed dots and the two rounded corners!!
ReplyDeleteLove the embossed texture and the fun angle of the butterfly! Great use of these (difficult) colours!
ReplyDeleteSue this is just so stunning. I love that butterfly and it is just such an elegant cas card :) Also I have some candy over on my blog if you are interested too :) http://kitandclowder.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteSue this is really lovely and loving the embossing:)
ReplyDeleteLOVE that you have offset the die-cut Sue - looks FAB.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for stopping by my blog too - MUCH appreciated :)
Sue, I love the rounding of the opposing corners! Very creative and lovely card!
ReplyDeleteThis is totally awesome! Love that butterfly!
ReplyDeleteSimply fabulous
ReplyDeleteThank you very much
mandi
"Less is More"
Love this! Gonna have to try this technique. Caggy x
ReplyDeleteYes, less definately is more ..... GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteThis is just perfect Sue! I love the way you embossed the card stock before using this technique.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty inked panel Sue and beautifully framed by the embossed card base!
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