Sunday, July 15, 2012

50 Shades...

Hello! Have you ever been inspired by a book to make a card? Here is what I dreamed up. I'm entering this for the CAS-ual Friday's challenge #61.


and the inside:


I know! I'm not right in the head! LOL! This is the challenge:


How fitting is that! Buahahaha! Actually, it's to use strips of paper on your card. I used scraps of gray card stock and layered them unevenly onto a card stock base, drew stitching along all edges and glued to card base. I used a heart stamp that was part of my winnings a few weeks ago from Unity's Friends With Flair challenge and embossed onto a red card stock scrap, then filled in with Glossy Accents. The wings I cut using my Slice die cut machine, and finished with some baker's twine from Doodlebug. I used an alphabet stamp from Hero Arts to stamp the inside sentiment.

I hope you enjoyed this card as much as I had fun creating it! I hope you try your hand at making a card based off a book - it's pretty fun! Thanks for stopping by!

Chris ☺

5 comments:

  1. LOVE the front piecing of the card! And your winged heart is too cool!!! I invite you to come and join me at Technique Tuesday--I would love to see your creation! :)

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  2. This is adorable! Love that pieced background with the faux stitching. Looks like a beautiful ombre pattern that is so popular right now. Love what you did with the heart, too. :)

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  3. VERY creative! Whoever gets this card is going to feel the LOVE!! Beautiful design! Thanks for playing with us at CAS-ual Fridays!

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  4. Wow, the colors are amazing on here, the pink really stands out. What a great card!

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  5. Gorgeous colour bakground made of strips and then POW!!! that punch of red catches your eye!!! Great card :0)
    So glad you shared your creativity with us this week at CASual Fridays :0)
    Jenny x

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