A card today to thank friends for hosting a barbecue last Saturday.
For the background I used a Creative Expressions 'Dotted Matrix PinPoint' embossing folder. The barbecue was made from snippets of card with dies from the Sue Wilson 'King of the Grill' set and layered on a Memory Box 'Stitched Hexagon' die. I added some red ink to the yellow flames to make them look more realistic. The matted hexagon was attached with foam tape to add dimension.
I am joining in the following challenges:
Crafty Catz challenge #425 ~ ATG - optional Think Summertime
Shopping Our Stash #362 ~ Feed Me (Under all those flames are burnt sausages!! LOL!!)
HLS July Anything Goes with Dies Challenge
Shopping Our Stash #362 ~ Feed Me (Under all those flames are burnt sausages!! LOL!!)
HLS July Anything Goes with Dies Challenge
So thoughtful to send them a card...Your card is wonderful, with great die cuts and wonderful texture from the dry embossing...Creative and so perfect for the bar-b-que. Hope you had a lonely time and they are going to love this card x
ReplyDeleteThat barbecue die cut is perfect for the occasions and I love how you inked up the flames. So glad you shared your creation at Crafty Catz.
ReplyDeleteA fabulous card Liz, I love those flames leaping out of the BBQ.
ReplyDeleteSue xx
Fabulous personalized card in white and red, love the BBQ in the hexagonal shape
ReplyDeleteThat's a great design Liz, lovely embossed background, the die cut barbecue looks fabulous matted onto the hexagon, a brilliant thank you card!
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This is a useful image to have if you attend lots of barbeques, and you have made a lovely card using the hexagons and the pretty background embossing, a great thank you card Liz. x
ReplyDeleteSo cute!Hugs!
ReplyDeleteA fabulous card,love the Barbecue.xx
ReplyDeleteI love this - I may well NEED that barbecue die. You've made the flames look really realistic with the touch of ink.
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic thank you card, love the die and layout
ReplyDeleteLove this cute BBQ die, the flames look amazing, look so real and totally ready for some grilling goodness.
ReplyDeleteThank you for playing with us at SHOPPING OUR STASH, hope you join us again soon.
Hugs.
Oh wow, what a fun thank you card Liz!!! I totally am loving that bbq grill and the flames do indeed look real! Very cool embossing folder too. Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteA Brilliant card Liz, love the embossing and the grill, couldn't be more perfect as a thank you.
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A great card Liz, I love the BBQ die.
ReplyDeleteKath x
Such a neat card with the barbecue die. I love how you colored it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great die for this time of the year - bet the card was appreciated as a thank you.
ReplyDeleteLOVE that hexagon shape behind the fabulous grill, Liz! The e/f you chose is perfect!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool card, Liz! I love your barbecue die - it makes an awesome thank-you card but it would also be perfect for a guy card! I really like how you inked up the flames, nice touch!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful card, i love the bbq die... and those multicolor flames are perfection! thanks for SHOPPING YOUR (feed me!)STASH with us this week! ♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun card. So perfect for a b-b-q thank you, but that die would make some great masculine cards too! love the background and the pop of red is perfect to bring out the flames.
ReplyDeleteFabulous thank you note Liz! Love that die and yes, it would be a great die for that masculine theme! Love the pop of red in the background, makes the flames pop.
ReplyDeleteA fabulous card Liz! Love the BBQ die cuts and the embossing folder of course! ;-) xx
ReplyDeleteLove that BBQ and love the clean design of your card, thanks for joining us at Crafty Catz this week, x
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect set for a thank you for the BBQ-card! Great how the embossed background works! Hugs, Gerrina
ReplyDeleteSuper fun card Liz - all the elements work so well together. Shabneez x
ReplyDeleteFabulous BBQ thank you card, love the dies used and the colouring to make the flames come alive.
ReplyDeleteSylv xx