Alphabet card
  
  
  
  Hi playmates, how is your weekend going so far?
 I have managed to make a card despite the chaos
 which is my craft room!
  
 
 I make such a mess when I try to make just one
  card arghh! This week over at 'Less is More'
 it's a theme and ........
   
 'Alphabet'
 
 
 Hmm that set the old grey cells thinking, this is
 what I came up with after a while. Come and
 have a quick peek. I seem to be in a green and
  blue mood today ;)
  
  
 
 
 Enjoy your weekend whatever you are doing ;)
  
  
 
 
 ps. Still no photo of my OH's latest model building alas,
  he hasn't finished painting it yet. Not only that he has
 half built two cottages and a church now too he he!!!
  
 Think he is planning a whole village at this rate!
 
 
 Goodness knows where they will all live lol, they are
 on the shelves of our back sun lounge for now, glad we
  have a really large shelf ! ;)
  
  
 
 
  
 I randomly stamped and heat embossed letters on
  the topper,  thinking about it now I would use the
  letters of the recipient's name ;) I used distress  ink on
  top and a few  splashes of water. 
  
 I framed the topper after realising I had stuck the
  topper on upside down  with another layer of white card
  for interest lol. I added an ombre
  sentiment and sequins and job done!
  
  
  
 
 
  
 White Linen card
 TH Watercolour card
 Concord & 9th Sophisticated Script stamps
 Neat & Tangled die
 TH Distress inks
 Clear Embossing ink
 Wow white E/P 
 Neat & Tangled sequins
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
          
      
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
16 comments:
Beautiful card, can't believe you made an error? Whatever, the end result is beautiful and what a great idea to use letters of the recipient, and a moment to realise you haven't! Another new header, - LOVE it.
Faith
x
That is such a great idea on using the different letters in the background. I love the pretty and airy colors you used here.
Love this design Viv it would be great with the letters of the recipients name. Your card looks like a summer's day!
Val x
Amazing how inventive we crafters can get! FAB card and so worth persevering!
Kathyk
Such a fun and creative idea. Love the layering of the topper LOL x Pretty colours and fabulous card x
Beautiful card Viv :-)
Hugs, Petra
This is lovely Viv... have just realized I don't own a SINGLE alphabet stamp set!!!
Great waterolouring again! And love the bit grungy look on this one!
Curious to see your DH's houses...
Have a fun and relaxing weekend!
Beautiful card....love those soft and pretty colors!
I love the blues and greens of this card! Great idea to emboss resist lettering in the background, and the additional layer of white card works really well so it was a lucky mistake getting the topper upside down originally! Thanks for playing along with us at Less is More :)
Beautiful card Viv love love the watercolour. Always perfect amount. So clever with the alphabet and the save on your card. Stunning
Love the watercolouring on this gorgeous card Viv.. and what a clever idea using the alphabet in that way!!
And I did smile.... as I thought it was only me that had the 'sticking things upside down' problem!
Christine x
Oh I do love reading your posts Viv, they always make me smile! Occupational hazard I think sticking things the wrong way up!!! BUT you've certainly pulled it off. A beautiful dreamy use of water colour and love how the letters are floating about to create your sentiment. Brilliant and as always thanks for playing with us at Less is More. Sarah x
You can use these lovely soft shades of blues and greens forever as far as I'm concerned, Vee! They are my faves, too! Your card is, as always, breathtaking!! Hugs, Dee
A beautiful card Viv, lovely colours and great take on the theme.
Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
x
Ha! Had to giggle at your creative matting! How many times do we all do that type of thing, eh? Another stunner from you this week Viv in dreamy and watery blues and greens. Love how the script stamps really complement the font of the die. Superb! (Sorry I am so late commenting this week!) Thanks so much for sharing this with us at Less is More xx
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