Hello friends! Today is blog party day at Waltzingmouse Stamps! If this is new to you, every 17th of the month, fans of WMS get together to celebrate! This month we're celebrating St. Patrick's Day/Irish/green! It is 3/17 after all... :)
I made this card based on the wonderful sketch this week from one of our very own Mischief Makers, Renee Lynch - 
I started with a kelly green card base and some fun patterned paper, stamped the cottage image from Irish Blessings onto cream cardstock and then cut it using a labels 14 die. I stamped one of the sentiments from the set onto the lower right corner of the card and then finished it with some crochet trim a gorgeous satin ribbon, and three vintage buttons.
There's still a little time to party with us - head over to the Waltzingmouse Blog for more information! And, there's plenty of time to play along with the sketch challenge this week! Link up by Friday for a chance to be crowned Top Mouse and one lucky participant will win a stamp set of choice!
Supplies: Stamps - Irish Blessings (WMS), DP - Mariposa Collection (DCWV), Cardstock - Garden Green, Very Vanilla (SU!), Ink - Chocolate Chip (SU!), Tea Dye Duo (PTI), Crochet Trim (Crafta), Ribbon (recycled, my stash), Twine (PTI), vintage buttons, foam squares
elegant card Jen, hugs Gemma
ReplyDeleteJen!!! This is such a beautiful BEAUTIFUL card! I just love the little cottage in that die cut, and the ribbon is delicious! I want to reach through my screen and touch it! The bow frames the image just perfectly. And oh the lace! This is one of my fave sketch cards that you have ever made...it's just so serene and heavenly :)
ReplyDeleteJen, I love this card! And that ribbon and lace....wow! What a perfectly tied bow!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Jen, love the touch of lace behind the green ribbon, so pretty! Happy Partying!
ReplyDeleteSuch a relaxing, sweet card! Beautiful ribon!
ReplyDeleteHi Jen! What a gorgeous card!! Love the sweet image and sentiment, and the gorgeous ribbons. Have a fabulous weekend!!
ReplyDeleteSuch an elegant card - love the simplicity of the image x
ReplyDeleteStunning design and gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful colours combination. Fabulous card!
You know, of all the things to like about this card, I especially like your use of brown ink. It gives a wonderful rustic feel.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love this card!!
ReplyDeleteThat gorgeous cottage...
so rusticly divine in cream and brown...
then that gorgeous lace and ribbon on that fabby paper...
it's all so perfect Jen! :)
Lovely card Jen! I love the softness in your card with the colors and textures! So soothing just like that scene:).
ReplyDeleteWow this is so pretty , I am really loving that stamp.Beautiful soft colors , love the bow and the shading on the mat. Gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Jen! Love the soft color palette!
ReplyDeletelove your card design, the ribbon and lace combo is stunning!
ReplyDeleteYour simply stamped cottage looks wonderful against the pretty paper Jen! love the ribbon and lace!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is SO pretty! I love the delicate colors and how you stamped the image in brown and left it uncolored! Your satin bow with the lace peeking from behind is so lovely! Very sweet card!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely! That little cottage is one of my favorite WM stamps. I love the beautiful soft ribbons and lace. This card is so soft and serene.
ReplyDeleteJen - what a pretty card! I love the country scene and the distress shading around the edges - reminds me of an image from a story book. Your pretty green lace and fab bow tie everything together perfectly! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteWonderful St Patrick's Day card--I like the cottage image.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - love the ribbon. Stunning.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card - the ribbon looks wonderful!
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet card and I really like how leaving the image lined only helps pop it
ReplyDeleteLovely! What a gorgeous color green! And that ribbon and lace are so pretty!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteHugs & happy day to you!
Wendy
Sorry this is so late, trying to catch up! Such a pretty card, I really like that crochet trim!
ReplyDeleteChris L.