Saturday, 1 March 2014

St David's Day - March 1st

As it is St David's Day today,

 I decided to make 'daffodils' using a heart punch,
 and leaves and stems cut from green card...

I used one to make the tag on the left:



That ribbon in the middle is actually dark green but somehow the photo makes it look blue!
I used left over pieces of wrinkle-free distressed paper as the background - I had die cut the bird for the tag on the right so I had the negative (Tim Holtz Caged Bird)!

Anyway what this post is really about is a sketch:

  
This sketch is from Paper Smooches


Anyway, I had a look through my yellow scraps folder (the photo is not very good, I'm afraid, but all those scraps are yellows) and here is my take on it:


I have used two Paper Smooches Freebie images - the sun and the sentiment. These digis I printed directly onto the DP and orange textured paper and then trimmed or punched them.
The bottom layer uses SU's 'topnote' die - one of my favourites!
 The card base is scored and folded very pale yellow card.

Happy Crafting!




5 comments:

  1. Lovely card. Great choice of sentiment to go with the images - let's hope we get some nice periods of sunshine after all this rain. I love how you've made the daffodils, and using the negative of the bird is very effective as well.

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  2. Susan: Your projects are both delightful!! Glad you joined our "Use Your Stash Challenge #56" and hope you enter in all our Simply Create Too upcoming challenges also.

    Diane
    Simply Create Too Design Team Member
    http://SimplyCreateToo.blogspot.com
    http://DianesDigitalDesigns.blogspot.com

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  3. Beautiful projects, I like the layouts!
    Thanks for joining us at Simply Create Too!
    ♥ Sandra ♥

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  4. There's quite a lot to look at here Susan!
    Thanks so much
    Chrissie
    Less is More

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  5. Fun card!
    Thanks for joining this week’s Less is More Challenge
    Anne
    (Guest LIM commenter!)

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