Morning all, are you keeping dry??
We've just braved the rain to do a 'recce' on a local indoor boot sale, as I'm thinking of selling some craft stuff next week. We were pleasantly surprised to see the carpark full, and loads of people rushing to the doors........once inside we had the warmest welcome (and a handshake) from the guy on the door, then he handed us a leaflet (very puzzling). However.....we were in the wrong place, and just about to get dragged into a Baptist Church meeting....yikes!
No offence to anyone, but that wasn't on our list of 'to-do's' today :)....Hey ho!
Anyway home again for coffee and a gorgeous scone, and before we get on with housework, thought I show you one of the original cards I made for Nick and Emma, when they got engaged in 2010. This one was for my bro and sis-in-law to give them. (If you missed seeing their 'Wedding Stationery', please scroll down to one of the very first posts I made xx)
It was such a simple, but effective card.
Doesn't it look so different in the pale shade, as opposed to the vibrant red and white one on the post below?
What do you think.?....would love your comments.
Might be back later, have a good Sunday, whatever the weather xx
Wow you have really out shone my white on white cards with this x Such a superb card xxx
ReplyDeleteI've done hundreds of white on white, Leah, they're my favourites x
DeleteThis is absolutely beautiful, it's all about the texture - very luxurious x
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous,love the embossing.xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Sweetie... i prefare your white & red card.... but this one is beautiful x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card great embossing! Jo xxx
ReplyDeleteI prefer the red and white one, but this one is almost as nice x
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I love the embossed areas but I love the red and white one too. Decisions, Decisions.
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Linda xxx
beautiful, looks so delicate xx
ReplyDeleteI love it, this one is genteel, the other is racy. Hard to choose between them xx
ReplyDeleteLovely creation, Barbara. Love that it is soft and elegant.
ReplyDeleteCrafty hugs, Sheenagh x
Looks very delicate Barb, its nice but i prefer the red one
ReplyDeleteDi x
Tut tut you could have had a lovely experience in a different church, just think about what you missed...
ReplyDeleteLove the card..maybe one day you might honour us all with a full blown tutorial...shove that on your list to do please :)
Another beautiful card. I really like the way you tackle the white on white cards. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful I love the different texture panels. Chris xx
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful Barbara I love wow xx Jan
ReplyDeleteLove it white on white really works xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteYou are right, it looks so different, but it is just as beautiful in its own way. With an all white card the textures and layers become more important to the composition of the card.
ReplyDeleteThis was one of the first white on white cards I'd ever seen - still love it! x
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