I needed to make a quick Good Luck card today. I looked through my abandoned half finished cards and came across this one. I had already cut the front of a white card blank in half, covered it in green card and attached a triangle of dotty paper. Then I changed my mind and made a totally different card. It's been sat in my unfinished projects box for probably a couple of years.
The patterned paper was from an old Papermania 'Secret Garden' paper pad. I used punches for the lucky four leaf clovers and layered them on Memory Box die cut circles. The inside of the back of the card looked too plain, so I looked through my snippets and by chance found a thin strip of the same patterned paper, so I added it across the top. I finished off my card with a sentiment, attached with foam pads to add some dimension.
I remembered to take a photo of the snippets I used, except I forgot to take a photo of the strip of patterned paper before putting in on the card.
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Great card Liz - I love the shape, it's so eye-catching! And a perfect Good Luck card too!
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Di xx
This is beautiful design and stunning overall with great coloring of the image. ♥
ReplyDeleteSorry for MIA, had a house full over Easter for a week xx
Saw the first phone then the lovely spurise seeing how it opened, very pretty.
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Fab make and such a lovely zingy colour too
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Great Good Luck card and ideal for the Snippets challenge
ReplyDeleteLovely shaped card and perfect 4-leaved clover punches to wish someone good luck.
ReplyDeleteThanks for entering a piece of homework to the Snippets Playground. See you up in the treehouse later. xxx
Isn't it satisfying to come back to a project and take it in a whole new direction Liz! Love this design and again you are using a colour with white to great effect! Vicky x
ReplyDeleteFab shaped card Liz and love the colours you've used hugs Sue x
ReplyDeleteGood thing you saved the card as it certainly made a sweet good luck card! Can be so frustrating when you just need one more little piece of matching paper and don't have it. Maybe your good luck will rub off on the recipient--haha!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad for being not the only one with a box of unfinished cards! :D
ReplyDeleteLove the shape and the four leaves clovers! I need some of them too LOL :D Fabulous card for wishing good luck!
A wonderful strong shade of green Liz and love the four leaf clovers down the edge of the front of the card, and the dotted paper to match the front of the card, finishes the inside of the card so prettily with the addition of the lovely sentiment. x
ReplyDeleteSuper card Liz a great card fold and I love the green colours
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Great monochrome card and good to use unfinished stash too.Thank you for joining us at Dragonfly Dreams.
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So nice to get something finished. I love the green and clean lines of this one xx
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ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to repurpose a forgotten project into a charming Good Luck card! The Papermania 'Secret Garden' paper lends a delightful touch, and the lucky four-leaf clovers add a perfect thematic element. It's great to see how you incorporated snippets to add that extra detail. Good luck with your card-making endeavors!
Great use of an existing base with the 4 leaf clovers for a good luck card, and fab use of snippets xx
ReplyDeleteI have a load of abandoned stash too and it's always lovely to have a poke through it Liz. I love your good luck card!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card! Thank you for playing at Dragonfly Dreams Challenge!
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