This week, it's the lovely Helen's turn to choose a theme. Helen has chosen this elegant colour combo of Black, White and a hint of pink, with a vintage theme.
I had just the right papers in my stash for this, some vintage print adverts paper from Echo Park.
I cut a piece to size, and layered onto some pink Stampin' Up! card, and created a middle panel using the reverse side of the D.P. Over this I added a strip of pink stamped Houndstooth from Waltzingmouse Stamps.
I then cut a scalloped oval doily from MFT, and added some pretty white Cherry Blossoms and large Pink Rose from The ribbon Reel shop. I added a sheer spot bow beneath the rose, also from The ribbon Reel.
Finally I added some glamour dust to the pink rose, and some pink gems to the black label.
Do stop by the rest of the design team for some fabulous inspiration!
Pauline
12 comments:
Love your wonderful card.
luv
Debby
Very glamorous and I like the vintage feel. It's a real pleasure catching up with your lovely blog Pauline! Vicky x
Absolutely gorgeous Pauline! Total elegance! Beautiful flowers and love the background papers and fantastic pink houndstooth stamping. Love that delicate lacy oval with the WMS sentiment stamped in white - the most elegant chalkboard effect ever!! Love it!!
WOW, Pauline! My FAV colors and such PRETTY details! Just STUNNING!
Love the backing paper on your card - very retro and that central panel is just fabulous with the dogstooth pattern and lovely roses!
fabulous card Pauline, love that paper!! :) x
Such a gorgeous card, Pauline! I love those colours together...so feminine! Wonderful backing paper! Your stamped houndstooth strip really pops. And your focal design looks beautiful!! x
What great vinage advertisement paper! It looks so nice with the pink! Love the stamped houndstooth and the pretty rose and sentiment. Very pretty and vintage!
Beautiful card, Pauline! Love this gorgeous pink rose with the fab background!
Love the papers and your gorgeous bloom Pauline!
This is gorgeous Pauline! That bloom is amazing.
Oh! I absolutely love this card Pauline. You did a fantastic job.
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