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Showing posts with label Apothecary Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apothecary Art. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Apothecary Art Birthday

Today I'm sharing the card that I made for my friend's mother-in-law, I hope they both like it!

This time I used markers and a blender pen to color in the stamp.  I felt the image needed something behind it, so I used the Hello Doily background stamp-retired.  I like how it grounds the image!

Stamp sets: Apothecary Art, Loving Thoughts and Hello Doily
Card stock: Whisper White and Perfect Plum
Ink: Black Stazon
Markers: Perfect Plum, So Saffron, Old Olive and Always Artichoke
Label Framelits
5/8" Satin Ribbon
Versamark ink
White Embossing Powder

Well off to make a Graduation card now!  Have a wonderful day, Mary

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Apothecary Art Birthday Card

Hi everyone, I hope your week is off to a good start!  We had a very quite, restful Father's day here at our house, which is really very nice!

Today I want to share this pretty card that I case'd from a fellow demo.  You can see her beautiful card HERE.  My daughter asked if I would make a birthday card for one of her friends, really you had to ask?, of course I would!  She said that her friend likes pink so when I saw this card, I wanted to try my hand at making one.  The bottom card is the first one that I made and well it didn't turn out just like the one I saw, so I went back to the table and made the second one.  Well I did change the color of the card stock, but it still is pretty close to hers.  Now this is not the card that my daughter choose to give to her friend, I'll show you that one in a couple of days.

Supplies used all Stampin' Up!

Card stock:Very Vanilla, Regal Rose, Pink Pirouette
Stamps:Apothecary Art
Framelits:Labels
Very Vanilla Seam Binding
Antique Brad and a Sale-A-Bration Brad (retired)
Markers
Scallop Edge punch
Homemade Glimmer Mist

Well that does it for this post, I want to thank you all for coming by and would love to hear your comments too!  Have a crafty day!                     Mary