Wednesday, 22 July 2009

Monochromatic Monogram Card...

A birthday card for my friend Katie, made for the current Hero Arts challenge - monochromatic cards.


Supplies: Stamps, Notecard and Ink - Hero Arts (background, sentiment); Spellbinders die cuts; K&Co Chipboard letter (as template); Core'dinations Whitewash cardstock; machine stitching; acetate; buttons - unknown source.

I added the white dots using a white pen, inspired of course by the fabulous Jennifer McGuire (here).  I will try using Perfect Pearls soon...

11 comments:

  1. What a cute card! I love the purple colors Lucy!

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  2. fabulous card...what is the 'K' suspended with?

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  3. Just gorgeous Lucy, really love the use of the acetate! Kate xx

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  4. Lovely card, great color.
    Eveline.

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  5. What a lovely card Lucy!
    Did you do the white dots on the background stamp with a white marker?
    This gorgeous backgroud stamp "dots and flowers" is on my wishlist for some time now ;-)

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  6. Great card Lucy! I wanted to try Perfect Pearls also, but I was wondering if you HAVE to use darker cardstock for it to show? I did try Liquid Pearls to paint on my cards like Thinking Inking suggested, it was fun!

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  7. Wow Lucy so beautiful!! I'll will have to try something similar...you always inspire me so much!! Many Hugs, Kathy XX

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  8. Hi Lucy,

    Your cards just keep on getting better & better :D!!!!!!!!!!!!! I really love the owls too they are so cute. Your shoes are beautiful as well & finally I have nominated you for a blog award on my blog. Good luck with the wedding a week today YAY to you xoxoxoxoxoxoxo

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  9. Beautiful window card! I'm so impressed that you still find time to make all these amazing card with your wedding coming up!

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  10. Perfect Lucy! Love that design and color - Beautiful :0)

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  11. Love your card for Katie!

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