I've gone with the chocolate and cream colour scheme, using a DP from a V&A museum pad for the background, to represent the trailing floral garlands, with the London stamp from Tim Holtz's Cityscapes set. I was delighted to find out recently that Crafty Ribbons have a ribbon that uses the same images, perfect to use with these stamps!
I stamped the image and sentiment onto card that is actually some recycled packaging. It must have a coating of some kind as even after several hours the ink was still wet, so I had to emboss it, which hadn't been part of the master plan!
11 comments:
What a fabulous Londin themed cadd and how cool have a V and A xanckground paper. Loving that ribbon. Must look up that TIM Holtz stamp. The colour scheme is perfect. We are so happy to have you designing with is at Ink
Congratulations on your guest spot beautiful card you have made for them. XOXO
This is such a beautifully co-ordinated card- it all mixes and matches together perfectly and is a spot-on interpretation of our photo. I like that you recycled the card - special green points to you! This card is classic and elegant. Thank you for being our wonderful Guest Designer at Inkspirational.
A fabulous card Jane, everything goes so well together.
Congratulations on your GDT spot.
Pauline
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What a lovely classy card. That background paper is gorgeous. Barbxx
Your London-themed card is a gorgeous interpretation of the inspiration photo! The combination of images and papers: so eye-catching! Kudos to you for upcycling some packaging! Thrilled to have you as our GD for this challenge!
~carol
Great take on the inspiration photo! I love your layers -so neatly glued all of them -mine always get wonky! :) Thank you for being our GD at Ink!
Wow faboulos card Debbs xx
Congratulations on your GDT spot, you certainly did them proud with this card. Cara x
Fantastic card! Love that stamp and how cool to find the matching ribbon! So glad you could join us as GD over at Inkspirational! :-)
Welcome as our Guest Designer! Love your card. Fabulous images! Best, Yvonne
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