Beautiful Papers Creates Beautiful Cards- Monet Inspired
Beautiful paintings can inspire cardmakers because there are many different artists with different styles. Often the type of painting also distinguishes artists from each other.
A new suite in the Annual Catalogue is the Floral Essence. When you see the suite, you may think of a certain artist called Monet. Now, I do not have a lot of artist knowledge but I am familiar with Monet’s style and I am drawn to it. The designer series paper is part of the Perennial Essence Suite and it features watercolor images and backgrounds much like Monet’s painting. When you touch the paper, you can feel a texture which adds to its beauty.
The whole suite is beautiful and when I saw it, of course, I had to have it. To create a Mother’s Day card, I used a Double Fold Fancy Fold the Floral Essence stamp set and the Perennial Essence Designer series paper. The best part…YOU CAN ORDER THIS SUITE STARTING JUNE 4, 2019.
Reminiscent of a Monet Painting
Perennial Essence Card Recipe
Stamp Set: FLoral Essence, Strong and Beautiful.
Ink: Rococo Rose, Mossy Meadow.
Paper: Rococo Rose, Whisper White, Old Olive, Perennial Essence Designer Series Paper.
Accessories: 3/8″ Metallic Edge Ribbon, Daffodil Stampin’ Blend Dark.
The fancy fold here, is called a Double Fold Card and it is easier to create than it looks.
See measurements and the details for this type of card HERE.
Did you notice the yellow ribbon? I do not have yellow metallic edge satin ribbon, so I set out to create my own. I cut off the length of ribbon that I needed and colored it with the Dark Daffodil Stampin’ Blend. Using the blends, you an change an color of ribbon to match your other papers and embellishments.
Everything is Rosy Product Suite
Remember that the Everything is Rosy Product Suite is available until May 31st.. If you love to create cards, scrapbook pages and or 3-D items, then this set is for you! The suite has everything you need, an I mean everything.
To purchase this suite before time runs out, Click on the image below.
