Pretty close to the line to get my card in for this weeks RetroSketch. This weeks sketch is based on a card by RetroSketch Headliner Lynn Putt. If you haven't checked out her
blog you should Lynn has amazing style. I decided to pull out some paper from Papertrey's Winter Wisteria Paper Pack and use the Natural Beauties stamp set. I am in love with these stamps.
All Supplies are from Papertrey Ink unless otherwise noted:
Cardstock: White, Winter Wisateria
Patterned Papers: Winter Wisteria Paper Pack
Stamps: Natural Beauties
Ink: Winter Wisteria, True Black
other: Winter Wisteria grosgrain ribbon, scalloped punch (Fiskars)
15 comments :
Tracey this is marvelous,so soft and lovely!
What a great idea to use all those patterns together. You took what could have been a very busy sketch and made it into such a soothing card. Love it.
Wow! Love the gorgeous tone on tone card you created...absolutely beautiful Tracey!
Love the delicate tone on tone look...simply beautiful Tracey!
love the monochromatic look! super
What a sweet card! When I saw this sketch, I thought it was really busy. But you have made a very calm and serene card!
Very pretty card with fabby colours!
Warm hugs
Maarit
Tracey I lover this card. Beautiful papers. Thanks for making me smile when I read your sweet comment on my card. Have a great weekend. Hugs, Bev
Beautiful dp, and lovely lilac, gorgeous colors. Loving the softness of the design. Thanks for visiting and leaving the sweet luv. Hugs
Tracey, this is so beautiful, I really love all of the winter wisteria patterns you used on this. A wonderful card that anyone would love to receive...just beautiful.
This is gorgeous, the colours, and the way they go together, are just lovely.
Tracey, this card takes tone-on-tone to a whole new level and I love it!
This is why I am SOO glad I got several paper packs last time! This is absolutely gorgeous....Winter Wisteria has never looked so pretty!
Tracey, this is a beautiful card ~ You did a great job with the sketch (I couldn't make it work, it seemed too busy for me). Great idea to use the patterned papers!
so soft and delicate! beautiflly done, Tracey!
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