The Yin and Yang of the dark weathered wood and the beautiful delicate flowers and tulle was everything needed to create my Classy and Elegant wedding/anniversary card. (I have not decided yet which it will be). I used Heidi Swapp's Woodgrain Stamp Block to stamp gray card stock in black ink. The panels/boards are 1and 1/4" wide by 5 and 1/8" long. They are mounted and popped up onto a gray panel and then onto a pale gray card base. I tied the tulle around the panel first before mounting onto card base. The roses are die cut with a Sizzix 3-D rose and Tim Holts tattered pine cone dies. The foliage includes; punch bunch fern, impression obsession hollyhock tops and memory box 'fresh foliage dies. The pearls embellishment is from the wedding section at Michaels Craft Store. I look forward to seeing how you are inspired for The Card Concept 35!
16 comments:
Just had to pop in and tell you how amazing this design, is Angela! That floral spray is stunning...especially against the woodgrain!
oh my goodness! I am in awe... I want this card :D
Another swooner, Angela! What a hit this will be for the recipient! LOVE it!
How gorgeous! Rustic and elegant!
Omg !! this is so so stunning ..Absolutely love your card to bits :)
WHAT? How gorgeous! Angela, this is a brilliant take on the challenge. Oh my gosh!
Absolutely stunning Angela!
WOW! This is STUNNING! LOVE the contrast with the rustic/elegant design, Angela. Every detail is perfect. xx
Jawdroppingly amazing - you captured that inspiration picture PERFECTLY!!! A real WOW card!
Angela, omg just stunning!! I love the color combo. I'm excited I have three weddings coming up and these are so perfect. Thank you for sharing and inspiring.
Such a fabulous card Angela.
This is stunning!I love the tulle...and the flowers are gorgeous!
Amazing card Angela, the flowers look fabulous on the rustic woodgrain panels and the tulle is such a brilliant touch, Cathy x
Totally and completely a gorgeous card, Angela! Your work knows no end to beauty, and this card is amazing! The wood looks so real! Hugs!
This is gorgeous Angela! Love the wood grain panels.
At first I thought the boards were a piece of real paneling. Excellent job of making the faux wood. Hope all is weel with you.
Hugs and Blessings
Jim
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