White on White
Anyone can enter, but if you use a Sweet Stamps rubber stamp you get two entries into the challenge for a chance to win a $20 shopping spree.
I used to be intimidated by this type of a challenge until I realized just how simple they can be. It is OK to use color on the image so all you have to do is make a white card. For me that means lots of layers and embossing. I die cut my card base using the largest of my Cheery Lynn Designs Scalloped Circle Stackers Nesting dies; the other 2 scalloped circles were die cut using smaller dies from the same set. Then using the coordinating Silver Circle Stackers I added embossed circles using Cheery Lynn Designs XL Embossing Plates, Eccentric Circles and Diamonds and Starbucks. The last step was stamping this great Wreath from Sweet Stamps, coloring it with Copics and adding a few red Viva Decor Pearl drops.
I used Foam Dots between the layers for lots of dimension on the card. Finished size is 5 5/8 inches round.
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13 comments:
Cant beat the classic white on white
So simple yet elegant
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Tracy
Beautiful card, love it!!! Very elegant!
Very elegant! Love your layers and the wreath is so pretty in the middle.
Sandy, I love everything about this card: the shape, embossing and the focal image. Just perfect for this challenge.
I love your card, very pretty.
Kim
Just one word. BEAUTIFUL! Edna
Love your use of the dies and the simple and clean design.
What a fun challenge this week at
Sweet Stamps Challenge
Have a sweet week.
Simply beautiful! Love this Sandy, fantastic job!
Simple, yet so beautiful and elegant! Love the added embossing!
Love this card!! Really like the different embossing patterns and the wreath really pops off the card.
Beautiful Sandy! Love the dimension with the stacking dies and this was the perfect layout for your beautiful wreath.
What a fantastic way to use the wreath image. Very elegant. Love it.
I absolutely love the card. I'm extremely new to card making and have a question. How did you make a round card? I know how to make regular card and would LOVE to learn this trick. Thank you.
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