Firstly I apologise for this poor photo but it is so hard to capture the proper look of an acetate card. I made this card for a challenge in my SU team's group.
I wished I had a Staz-on white inkpad to stamp directly on the acetate but used Stampin' Up! Rubons instead. Again I cut out the flower from the SU Bali Breeze DSP and placed a felt flower on top. The acetate front is sandwiched between the top layers and the back is sandwiched between the bottom two layers. This makes it very easy to stick it all together.
Stamps: SU Boho Backgrounds
Ink: Purely Pomegranite
Card: Kraft, White, Purely Pomegranite, Bali Breeze DSP
SU ribbon, felt flower,rhinestone brad and rubons
15 comments:
Very pretty! Love the colors and the use of acetate!
This is Gorgeous!!I wanted to let you know that I challenged you to a Fun Photo Challenge. You can read about it on my blog..
Beautiful Jean. Love the way you've done this card. The rub ons were a good idea.
Really lovely!
Really lovely!
This is so pretty! I don't think I have ever worked with acetate, is it just clear?
Hi Jean,
You rocked the team challenge lol!
I love your card, love the rub-ons and how you put it all together, just wonderful!
Take Care
~Kylie~
This is beautiful! Your work is flawless!
Rose
Jean..............all I can say is FANTASTIC!! I don't think I will get to play along with this challenge sadly! Can't find my acetate for starters! lol
Karen
Jean, this is so pretty! A great acetate card...I think photographing acetate should be a challenge in and of itself!
blessings, Maria
you did an incredible job on this card. just beautiful
What a fun Acetate card Jean - love the colors very pretty!
I left an award for you on my blog here:
http://createwithjulia.blogspot.com/2009/01/receiving-and-forwarding-award.html
beautiful card! striking colors and great layout.
Jean - this is so pretty and very unique. I have never used acetate - where can you find it - I'm going to have to give it a try.
Lovely card. That bali breeze flower really pops off the card! I wish you had been making cards with this paper while it was still in the catalog here in the US. Your cards are so inspiring.
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