It's Blog Hop time again with Papertrey Ink! Woo Hoo! When I firs
t read what the requirement was for this month (design my own background paper using PTI stamps) I thought "Oh no - I can never do that." I didn't even try to use my GuideLines 2 set, (I'm still a bit overwhelmed with it LOL) but I am so in love with the new Wishing You set that I decided to use that set to make my background design. It's simple and quick but that's all I had time for this week. Thanks for looking. Can't wait to see everyone's creations.Here is the background I came up with. I scored diagonally with the scor-pal then inked up the dotted tulip and made a simple pattern.
I then put together this card using the new Hibiscus Pink with Ripe Avocado - a very rich color combo. I love this new Hibiscus Pink. The font in this set is divine! Thanks Melissa for another great set!
After I looked at this for a day or so I also used the same idea to create a really simple BG for a loss of pet sympathy card I needed for a friend. I forgot to take a pic of the BG before I turned it into the card but you get the idea - same technique - different image. This little add on set from PTI is WONDERFUL! Perfect set of sentiments to create a sweet card for anyone who has experienced losing a pet. Here's my card using the same concept.
43 comments:
Pam, those are great backgrounds!! Scoring between the images was genious!
wow! this turned out very nice. I love this set, I think it is a must-have! I really love how you did your sentiment and ribbon.
So cute!!
Both of these are gorgeous Pam! I love that tulip one.
Oh both your cards are wonderful!!! Great job!
Those are both fantastic! So clever to do the scoring - it's like making your own Guidelines!
Very cute! Love the added score lines!
Love these!!! The scoring is great!
I love how you added the score lines and stamped in between.
oh!!!! FANTASTIC idea!!! love it!
These cards are beautiful! I love the score lines, great idea!
So cute! I love those little paw-prints!
I really liked how you used scoring with your dsp as well. You rocked the background challenge. Have fun in Germany!
It's a good life!
Terri E.
Oh these are excellent!
These cards are super great!!! tfs!!
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Oh look at the scoring, what a great idea! Very neat cards, the paw prints are too cool. And have a great trip in Germany, please wave to all my relatives. :)
I love the subtle texture the embossing adds. GReat share!
Pretty, pretty background! Love the scoring.
this is really cool! looks like a quilt - just gorgeous!
I love that you scored it on the diagonal! And your cards are great! I really like the bow and the little bling on the tulip card....fun! :>
Very cute backgrounds
...and cards!
Brilliant idea Pam! Love the design! Have fun in Germany! I know how to say goodbye in german but not spell it... lol!
I see a CASE in the future, this is so beautiful. Great jo!
ok, too cute, I especially love the paws!!
These are both perfect; simple elegance on the tulip card & perfect sympathy card for a pet lover!
how super awesome. love the score lines!
Love how you just used the flower part to create a background. What a great idea!
these are both so cute- I love the little paw prints!
Those paw prints are great!
Love both of them. Love the embossing too
How stinkin' cute are those! Love your embossing with the tulips! Gorgeous Pam!
That tulip card is absolutely gorgeous!
Diagonal scoring is great! Love them both!
Very nice! I love the scored lines!
Gotta try to scoring. It looks great!
I love these cards!!! The embossed diagonals looks FAB! and the second card with paw prints...made me smile. :)
What a great idea to use the tulip with the grid technique. Your first card is so pretty! And the little doggy card makes me smile. :)
I love the quilted effect you got with the scoring! Thanks so much for sharing!
Both cards are great--I love the quilted look.
I agree, the quilting really adds to the design!
And the tulips and paw prints are just adorable. Great job!
Nice job on both of them. I love the look of the score lines instead of the grid.
Also wonderful :)
Kim Marie
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