Forget Me Nots Signed & Sealed for Color Throwdown #655

Happy Sunday – again!

I made a card using the colors across at Color Throwdown this week

Screen Shot 2021-08-15 at 4.48.44 PM

I loved this combo together – especially as the grey has a BV base and the mint really pops.  I thought my Forget me Not dies from The Greetery would be perfect.  They are fiddly to put together, but they certainly were worth the effort!

You don't need to do what I did either – you could just as easily use colored card stock and die-cut them directly.  I chose to blend my inks on Neenah White card stock to get the colors I needed – but colored card stock would have worked just as easily.  I stamped and die-cut an envelope from the Signed & Sealed set – also from The Greetery.  The little seal is also part of the same set – as is the green backing behind the flowers – the envelope insert.  I was inspired by the green wallpaper to add a little texture behind the flowers.  Here's my card:

Forgetmetnots Signed Sealed (1 of 1)

If you look closely behind the envelope, I used my Knit Wits stencil – again! – to add a little more texture and to ground the focal elements.  Of course, I had to use my Postal Frame die… I just love that scalloped edging with the stitched border detail!

Lou and I were running around today, so I didnt get to spend any more time in my craft room, but am hoping to sneak in a quick play in there later in the week.  In the meantime, warm hugs and prayers for those of you who need a little lift tonight.

Hugs

Jaydee

Card recipe:

  • Stamps:  Signed & Sealed – The Greetery
  • Dies:  Botanicuts Forget me Nots, Postal Frames – both the Greetery
  • Card stock:  Neenah Solar White

Archives

Categories

Join Me Today!

Share this

Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email

leave a comment

Thanks for stopping by and I always love reading your comments!

One Response

  1. What beautiful colours these are! They’ve given your design a lovely nostalgic feel. Love the subtle stencilled background and oh my goodness you must have some patience to put those die cut flowers together! Vicky x

[display_comments]

One Response

  1. What beautiful colours these are! They’ve given your design a lovely nostalgic feel. Love the subtle stencilled background and oh my goodness you must have some patience to put those die cut flowers together! Vicky x