This card looks much prettier in real life than the photo shows and it is created in white linen effect cardstock.
The card is embossed with the A4 folder Picnic Plaid from Crafters Companion. and it is fast becoming one of my favorites.
The beautiful satin ribbon is from Mei Flower and it ties in the softest of bows.
I cut the shape from Parisian Accents and the video will show you how I created the card.
The Ivory flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts and I have added Glamour Dust to sparkle them up.
The pearls around the sentiment are from Want2Scrap and they are designed to mach the Fancy Tags Three.
Just peel them off the carrier sheet and stick them to your tag for a really luxurious look to your cards.
I hope you enjoy the video and thank you so much to all of you who have written to say how useful you are finding them and it encourages me to make more especially for the blog pages.
More tomorrow ...
Hugs xx
Good morning Christina,
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love this beautiful card. Right up my street, will be back later to study your Video Tutorial.
Have a great day
Patricia xxx
Dear Christina, Just want to thank you as well for the videos. Your cards are still my favourite kind & I love the way you (and your film crew!) do the videos. I know you haven't heard from me in a while, but I homeschool & we're busy with Cambridge AS level exams (really keeping me busy!) Looking at you card for the day is my escape for the day ;) Thank you for all that you share! Blessings xx
ReplyDeleteHi Christina,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, love it. Thanks for the detailed video. I must look at my dies to see if I can achieve a similar effect.
Lydia
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Hi Christina. Such a lovely card. I did enjoy the video. I do not have this die, so am checking out the dies I have. Hugs. Jan.xx
ReplyDeleteHi Christina,
ReplyDeleteYour cards are always so stunning and your videos so easy to follow and always inspiring. I have tried to request your Card Making Sketches booklet through your website and have not been sent the link can you please please help.
Keep up your amazing work
Carol
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Your cards are always beautiful and this one is no exception!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this card, and now I know how to use my Parisian Accent medallion! I really enjoy the videos, and they have greatly expanded my use of my Spellbinders and Spectrum Noir pens. I used the Parisian border and tag several times, but never thought to make a lattice panel by hooking them together. Thank you so very much.
ReplyDeleteHi Christina,
ReplyDeleteLove the card, lucky enough to have these dies so will be trying out my version of this.
I am one of your regular video fans, checking every day to see if you have a new one, your videos got me started with spellbinders and although my bank balance has suffered, my cards with your inspiration just get better and better.
Best wishes to you and your camera crew
Linda in south shields
Wow Christina! What a fabulous and so elegant card! I love the way you interlocked them together-great video by the way! Love the sentiment and the pretty bling along the edge!
ReplyDeleteSherrie K
I too want to take the opportunity to thank you for your amazing videos. They are so very helpful & I love learning from them. I just made a beautiful wedding card (my first with "your" style) and it turn out better than I could have imagined...just follow you right thru video so again, thank you from WA State USA!!!
ReplyDeleteI also want to thank you for your great videos. I so appreciate all the time you take & how well you explain everything. I love to watch & create along with you.
ReplyDeleteThank you from WA State USA!!
'What a beautiful card Christina, I have all the dies to try to do something similar or the same, maybe this is just what I need to give me back my mojo which has still not returned. :-( Thank you for the inspiration. Hugs, Jen x
ReplyDeleteKrafty Keepsakes
An other beautiful card, I also have the dies but needed some inspiration as to what to do with them, so many thanks for the demo Christina.
ReplyDeleteAs always this is just superb Christina.. just love the video here too...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, very creative use of that die for the background!!
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