Like most scrapbookers and card-makers, I do love beautiful papers, and I recently picked up a Memory Makers paper pad on clearance called English Garden. The beautiful designs with flowers and fruit remind me so much of my grandmother who passed away a few years ago. I wanted to use the papers for my Mother's Day cards, and decided this week's sketch at CPS would be perfect.
Here is the sketch:

And here are the two cards I made:
I'm really pleased with how these turned out. I don't have any Mother's Day sentiments, so I designed my own on the computer as I do most years. I also made my own frame to print the sentiment on. It seemed too stark and white, so I sponged VersaMagic wheat along the edges. I think it looks better against the slightly aged and old-fashioned appearance of the paper.
Thanks for visiting!
Supplies:
Paper: PTI white card base, Memory Makers English Garden
Ink: Versamagic wheat for sponging
2 comments:
Hi there, great card , pretty papers, well done you for making your own mat and sentiment:0) xxx
Lovely card. I think this is the best way to use busy papers on a card. Thanks for highlighting another challenge too...I'll take a lookie. It's a good way of building up a store of cards isn't it :)
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