A new style of card I saw demonstrated on the Nifty Noodles Crafting Facebook page this week called a 'Double Front Card'. I was sorting out my box of stamped images this week, some coloured and some ready to be coloured. I came across this one I coloured ages ago but never used. I thought the colours would be suitable for a spring card, so I dug out some old orange and yellow papers.
The image is an old wood mounted Francoise Read stamp, 'Glasgow Rose Garden', which I've had for well over ten years. I coloured the flowers with Promarkers. The sentiment is a Bugaboo digi stamp. The patterned papers are from a very old Papermania paper stack.
On the inside front, I added a Poppystamps 'Petal Ribbon' white die cut and added yellow punched circles in the centre of each flower. I used the Petal Ribbon for the first time, so I'll be sharing my card in the NBUS Challenge.
On the inside panel I attached a Poppystamps 'Leafy Branch Oval', backed with an oval of the orange paper. I added three tiny punched flowers.
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Lovely fresh zingy colours Liz and the Mackintosh style stamp coordinates so well with the DPs, perfect for our Spring theme at Stamping Sensations ans We Love Stamping challenges, thanks so much for joining us.
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Gorgeous bright sunny colours,the Glasgow Rose stamp is a beauty
ReplyDeleteInteresting idea to have a card with two front 'pages' - love your choice of stamps and colours
ReplyDeleteGreat fold Liz, not seen this one before. The colours are gorgeous , so bright and cheerful, lovely choice of stamps and die cuts they co-ordinate perfectly.
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Chris
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Love those happy colors! A beautiful card! Hugs, Gerrina
ReplyDeletei like the surprise that you've hidden inside the card with a die cut, yeah! Thank you for sharing your creation with us at MMM challenge
ReplyDeleteAnother brilliant shaped card Liz and I love the citrus toned papers which are perfect for a spring card, and I love the Macintosh-esque prettily coloured flowers, and then the two added die cuts with punched flowers look beautiful within the card. x
ReplyDeleteThe Double Front Card design is so innovative and unique, and the citrus-toned color palette brings a wonderfully fresh and sunny feel to the spring theme. The combination of the vintage Glasgow Rose stamp and the intricate die cuts creates such an elegant and harmonious composition.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card. Thanks for joining us at Make My Monday. Love Dawn x
ReplyDeleteAnother brilliant fold Liz, and fab vibrant colours. The Mackintosh style stamp coordinates so perfectly with the beautiful papers and dies. Xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card design, both inside and out! Thanks for sharing your sweet card with us at The Beautiful Blossoms Challenge. We appreciate your support.
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