Yet more fun with the fabulous Rich Razzleberry! I swear, this is the most underrated Stampin' Up! color, but so rich and gorgeous -- I love the saturation.
This card started out in my mind being pale and ethereal with Blushing Bride. However, as color schemes frequently go with me, it ended up going down a whole different, darker road!
The elements are pretty self-explanatory, but I'll describe the central floating image. I stamped the round garland from Vintage Labels on Blushing Bride cardstock with Rich Razzleberry ink. Then I restamped the image with Versamark and clear embossed it. I think that the clear embossing really brings out the color.
I punched the garland out with the Scallop circle punch, then punched twice more out of Rich Razzleberry to layer it. For the center of the round garland, I punched out a circle from the same dsp design as the rectangular layer beneath. I sponged the edges, then adhered the circle to the center of the garland. The leaves were made by punching the Bitty heart punch in Always Artichoke twice. I adhered them to the bottom of the rose colored Adornment, then to the center of the garland with mini-glue dots.
Stamps: Vintage Labels
Paper: Always Artichoke, Rich Razzleberry, Blushing Bride, Springtime Vintage dsp
Ink: Rich Razzleberry, Versamark
Accessories: Big Shot, Framed Tulips Textured Impressions folder, Metallic brads, Adornments, Scallop Circle punch, Ticket-Corner punch, Bitty Heart punch, clear ep, Always Artichoke seam binding, Rich Razzleberry 1/8" taffeta ribbon, sponges, mini-glue dots, Dimensionals
1 comment:
Lisa,
This is so gorgeous! I too love the Rich Razzleberry paper. Your card is just beautiful and elegant.
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