Look how gorgeous the dp is:
It's very lovely, isn't it??!! Well, I got this paper from Windsor Cottage Botanicals at a very reasonable price! I was so excited that's why I decided to use it on this card.
I started with a Mellow Moss base, and I matted my Beyond Postmarks dp onto a Bravo Burgundy cs. Nope, I don't know how to use a sewing machine and I don't have one so I just did a faux stitching here. LOL! The stitches on the verse panel had to be criss-cross just like I did with the edges of the card but something wrong happened along the way that it ended up with an unknown kind of stitch! LOL!!
I stamped my ODBD Scripture Collection 1 verse onto Whisper White, cut with Labels Small then sponged with Versacolor Petal Pink and Misty Mauve. I finished off the card using Prima flowers, Kaiser flower (Dusty Pink) and Paper Rose which I think really complemented the yummy dp. :) This card goes to my favourites for sure! ;)
I will post my take on LSC236 later tonight when my migraine goes away. :( I have it since early this morning and it's very painful.
Be sure to visit Windsor Cottage Botanicals for discounted paper craft supplies. If you're a first time customer, you're entitled to a 10% off your first order and not only that, Linda (the kind owner) is having a 25% off on most of her designer papers at the moment including K&Company!! Yay!!! Visit the shop now and tell Linda that I refer you to her store. She's a very nice lady. :)
Thanks for the visit and I'll see you on my next post.
Jhet
Stamps: ODBD Scripture Collection 1
Paper: Mellow Moss, Bravo Burgundy, Whisper White, K&Company Brenda Walton's Beyond Postmarks
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Versacolor Petal Pink & Misty Mauve
Accessories: Spellbinders Labels Small, heat gun, clear ep, piercing mat pack, Uniball black pen, Prima flowers, Kaiser flower, paper rose, pop dots, Kaiser pearls, dauber




The first two cards were actually made as Sympathy cards. My churchmate asked me to make one for her friend so I made two so she would be able to choose. I experimented on these actually. I didn't know what it's like to ran a heat-embossed image/sentiment to a Cuttlebug embossing folder. Well, it looked gorgeous! (as you can see, LOL!) I stamped the verses with Versamark and my ink colour of choice, heat-embossed with clear ep, die cut with Nestabilities then sponged around it while it's still inside the die and then ran it through the Cuttlebug embossing folder.
