I didn't waste the curved piece of patterned paper I had left over from making the card front - I glued it to a Bashful Blue CS panel for inside the card. I added the sentiment square and decorated the envelope flap with a strips of patterned paper and Concord Crush CS. Lucky Limeade and Melon Mambo are firm favourites of mine but I've not been that keen on Concord Crush. I must say though it does go really well with those colours and the pretty patterned paper! I really like the look of curved shapes on cards but I'm just not confident or good at drawing good curves myself - I will have to practise methinks!
Supplies:
Stamps: SU! Happiest Birthday Wishes
CS: SU! Concord Crush, Lucky Limeade, Melon Mambo & Whisper White
Patterned paper: SU! Cheerful Treat DSP
Ink: SU! Concord Crush, Lucky Limeade & Melon Mambo
Tools: SU! Tag punches, 1/16" circle punch, Swirls Scribbles Sizzlits die
Embellishments & accessories: SU! Concord Crush Stitched-Poly ribbon, Lucky Limeade Baker's Twine, silver clip, Rhinestone Jewels
What a gorgeous set, I love it when you do something fab with the inside and the envelope as well, so inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with the inside and the curved cutout. Funny how something can looks so easy and yet be so challenging :o) I have that same issue a lot more than I care to admit. Lovely card!!
ReplyDeleteThe curve really adds so much to the card and I love that you put the 'scraps' to use as well!
ReplyDeleteI have a difficult time freehanding things too...
Loving the flourish in the same colour gives great dimension! Another fab card Ruth, don't worry you're not the only one I struggle if things aren't straight lines, so a curve would throw me too!
ReplyDeleteKelly xx