Showing posts with label Timeless Elegance DSP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Timeless Elegance DSP. Show all posts

Monday, January 4, 2016

Stampin Up, Mojo monday 429

I am so ready to use something besides Christmas colors.   I haven't played with the Mojo monday crew in a while and liked this sketch, so here it is.

When I saw the sketch, the DSP jumped into my head, along with the rose framelits.
Timeless Elegance, I think they go well together.

Colors are Very Vanilla, Pink Pirouette and Pear Pizzazz.

I used Wink of Stella, avail in clear and gold in the new Occasions catalog going live tomorrow the 5th of Jan.  Let's see if you can see it in this close up.


It seems to show, but doesn't really look sparkly, but it sure adds to the card, I used some on the rose at the top left corner as well.

Thanks for stopping by, and see below for a link to the products used here.


Monday, September 7, 2015

Stampin Up and a brand new challenge


One if the PAL's, that's my Stampin Up group, became involved in a brand new challenge site. He asked the rest of us if we would like to post this week.  This is my card.  It was a color challenge,
I'm not sure if it will always be or if they will do some other types but it should be fun to see.

The DSP (Designer Series Paper) here, is my very favorite in this years catalog.  It's called Timless Elegance and has stunning designs. This piece just fit perfect into my idea for this card.

The piece I've chosen I love because of it's small pattern, I've colored in the flowers in the So Saffron from the challenge colors which are: Go HERE  to see the challenge site, there are SU demo's from around the world posting there.


I hope I have inspired you a bit with my card, thanks so much for stopping by.


Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Stampin Up and Freshly Made Sketches 200!

Freshly Made Sketches is having a party!  Lots of prizes, you may win one if you play along. This is mine. I just love how it came out. Usually when I do Black and white I add a  pop of color, but I left it pure this time.  The new thinlit words sure are fun to play with, so clean and so easy to pop white on black.

Here is the sketch, love it too, it's wide open.

If you are seeing a bit of an angle between the print and black, you are correct.  It's just for a little more interest.

So, below are my products that I used. I hope you get some ideas of your own from this.