Time for another RetroSketches card. The sketch was based on THIS amazing card by Laurie Wilson. I just love using kraft, white and red together for Christmas project so today's card features these colours. Playing with saddle stitch ribbon is so much fun, I find it so easy to create a bow and it doesn't matter if the ribbon keeps flipping over.
All Supplies are from Papertrey Ink unless otherwise noted:
Lovely. Love the snowflakes on the kraft base, and how the ribbon just sets everything off! This is so pretty. Bev
ReplyDeleteoh my golly- i soooo love this! awesome job
ReplyDeleteThis card is CAS perfection. Love that frame you made with the patterned paper.
ReplyDeleteso sweet! love that paper!
ReplyDeleteOh you rocked this sketch...love the sentiment inside the circle.
ReplyDeleteLOVE it!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat patterned paper...
my eye went straight to it...
so perfect with kraft and red...
a favorite color combo! :)
Fabulous card!! :)
Oh I agree...CAS perfection my friend! Love the sweet ornament paper used on the scalloped die cut and those fun tiny snowflakes!!
ReplyDeleteI love this card, Tracey. That bow is just GORGEOUS, and I love the little DP Framed Out focal point. The snowflakes in the background are perfect. Very nice. ;-)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Tracey. Love the circle element and the pretty red ribbon... the snowflakes look great in the background.
ReplyDeleteA great take on the sketch ~ LOVE the patterned paper!!!
ReplyDeleteJust so beautiful... and I love that sweet little frame and it is perfect in the patterned paper.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore your CAS take on this sketch, and the big bow is to die for!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job of putting your own twist on this sketch, Tracey! I love how you used a circle instead, and that your little sparkles are in place of the music, it looks great stamped on kraft!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Love the color combination. So sorry I never got that framed out #9 sret.
ReplyDeleteFabulous take on the sketch! Beautiful bow!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea this ribbon had a name ... thanks for the education (I love it too!) And thanks for letting me know about the dryer sheets. Somewhere this was buried deep in my brain from when I used to stamp 15 years ago and you totally uncovered it. I'm curious if that works better than the corn starch. Will have to test it out.
ReplyDeleteLove how you used the patterned paper with ornaments for this die ... looks like the wreath is decorated!