Hey there sweet peeps! Have you seen the pretty sketch at CAS(E) this Sketch? I put this sweet summery card together to add to their gallery. Take a look...
I stamped my DeNami Design hydrangea on white cardstock, colored it with Copics and die cut it with an old Spellbinders Labels 18 die. This pretty thanks sentiment is by Altenew, don't you just love it! And what's a summer bloom without a teeny butterfly?
Hope you like it!
16 comments:
So unique, soft and pretty!
Oh yes, I do love it! And the polka dots, tiny butterfly and pretty hydrangea. So summery!
Your perfectly CAS and sweet card was taken over the top with our favorite Marty butterfly, Lisa! Who wouldn't love a polka dotted Thanks? Wish I could add a few onto my thanks here...
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Beautiful coloring and layering, Lisa!
Marisela Delgado said: Hola, Lisa! So beautiful! You make such lovely cards! I think I am going to try my hand at a slimline card this weekend. EEEK! I 'm nervous, but excited to try something new. 😊😊 Have a wonderful weekend, Lisa. tu amiga/yourfriend, Marisela (Mari) mariandmonsterd@yahoo.com
Lovely inspired card!
beautifully done, lisa! perfect take on the sketch!
Nice! Love the summer-y colors, the offset flower and polky dotty sentiment -- and that peek of a butterfly that I almost missed!
Love this fabulous card! Great take on the sketch and I adore the fun patterned polka paper you used for the sentiment!
Beautiful and elegant Lisa! Love the script style of the sentiment die cut, especially the polka dots.
Oh what a sweet card & perfect use of the sketch, Lisa!
so beautiful....the the delicate look you created with those soft sweet colors and that wee butterfly.
Oh, Lisa, this is just so soft and pretty ... I love the polka dots on the sentiment ... so fun! Hugs, Anita :)
This is such a simple, yet elegant beauty, Lisa. I adore the sentiment and the polka dots...So very darling!
very elegant feel!
I really enjoy your cards! (Have I said that before LOL?!) I have hung onto my wood mounted rubber stamps, and have lots of DeNami. So fun to hear you talk about and see you use stamps from so many different companies.
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