Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Black & Cream Mother's Day

Hello!


I made this card for my mother for this past Mother's Day.  She ADORES the color black, so I always keep that in mind when crafting things for her.  I used a flocked (fun!) piece of patterned paper from DCWV - La Creme - and topped it with a cool black flower.  After adding a sentiment from Papertrey Ink's Daily Designs Sentiments, all that was needed were gold sequins.


Pretty easy, and yet I think it still has some elegance to it.

I made another version with a cream colored flower instead, and added some punched leaves (Rose Leaf Punch by Martha Stewart):



Which one do you like better?

Thanks for taking a look today!



Stamps: Daily Designs Sentiments - Papertrey Ink Paper: La Creme matstack - DCWV; Vintage Cream - Papertrey Ink; Old Olive, Always Artichoke - Stampin' Up! Accessories & Tools: black and gold flower - The Paper Studio; gold sequins - Pretty Pink Posh, MJ Trimming; Rounded Rectangles die - Wplus9; Rose Leaf punch - Martha Stewart; cream flower - iamroses.com

5 comments:

  1. The card you made for your mom is elegant and striking Colleen! I like the second version too. That little leaf is cute, might have to look for that punch!!

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  2. They are both gorgeous!! LOVING the flowers on them!!!!!!!

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  3. WOW! Colleen I really and truly did say wow when I saw the first card with black flower! I kept staring at it for a bit, literally I could not take my eyes off of it! So simple, yet so striking and elegant!!! You are a queen of elegance my dear!!!
    Pinned both for inspiration and dose of beauty for later...
    Have a wonderful day!
    Samra

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  4. Such elegant beauties Colleen.

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  5. Ohhhh, totally elegant and I love them both. I remember that your mom loves black. My fave is the second with the pretty cream flower.

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Thank you so much for your visit today! May God bless you!

Hugs,
Colleen

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