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My Shining Star stamp set and Stardust paper pack were still sitting out from last Sunday's scrapbook class (more on that in a future post), so I had fun creating these starry cards. The top left card is a gate-fold card, meaning that it opens at the seam between the B&T paper and the Topiary cardstock. I inked up the largest star in Honey ink, then rolled it in Topiary, and finally finished the edges with another roll in Moonstruck. I love how it tuned out. The card on the right is based loosely on the Close To My Heart Originals card sketch called "A Heartfelt Classic." You can tell that I love to tear our papers to reveal their white core! The third card is also loosely based on an Originals sketch called "Sunset." That pattern was created for a 2.5"x3.5" card, but mine is a standrd 5.5"x4.25" card.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Starry Cards
My Shining Star stamp set and Stardust paper pack were still sitting out from last Sunday's scrapbook class (more on that in a future post), so I had fun creating these starry cards. The top left card is a gate-fold card, meaning that it opens at the seam between the B&T paper and the Topiary cardstock. I inked up the largest star in Honey ink, then rolled it in Topiary, and finally finished the edges with another roll in Moonstruck. I love how it tuned out. The card on the right is based loosely on the Close To My Heart Originals card sketch called "A Heartfelt Classic." You can tell that I love to tear our papers to reveal their white core! The third card is also loosely based on an Originals sketch called "Sunset." That pattern was created for a 2.5"x3.5" card, but mine is a standrd 5.5"x4.25" card.
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They are all great. I love the big star..it looks awesome.
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