I didn't change anything on this card when I photographed it except the location. The top photo was taken in the light box my husband made and the bottom photo was taken outside. What a difference! (For the record, I did Photoshop both of them, but equally...if that makes sense.) Anyway, I made this card for the Ways to Use it challenge at Splitcoast. Our mission? To make a sunshiny card, using yellow of course. I don't use yellow that often, but I'm thinking I should use it more since it's so appealing. For the fancy corners at the top, I just cut in half a Cuttlebug Vintage corner die. The rest is layers upon layers. It's a sickness...
Have a wonderful day!
Stamps: Let it Shine (Verve)
Paper: Tapioca (Bazzill), Daisy White (CTMH), Origins dp (Basic Grey), Garden Green
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Buttercup (CTMH)
Accessories: Cuttlebug Vintage corner die, Martha Stewart Layered Arches & Floral Band border punches, Labels One, Scalloped & Oval Nestabilities, yellow gems (Studio 9), Flower cut off a floral stem, dimensionals, dauber, sewing machine
Size: 5 1/2" square
Sickness or not, don't be sorry woman. Your layers are always gorgeous ♥
ReplyDeleteI really love your work. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteI too love your layering. Your cards are always gorgeous and this one is no exception. Fantastic card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Now I am wondering, though, which one is more "true" to real life, the light box version or the outside version?
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous mix of dies and pretty edges! I am inspired esp. since I am sitting here with a sentiment set that is calling my name!
ReplyDeleteI have that same sickness!!! I love all the layers!!! This is amazing and gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteStunning card. Sunny but cool, love your colours.(and your layers)
ReplyDeleteLynne xxx
This is another gorgeous creation Andrea - just love your style of cards - you seem to have so many punches too! Love the colours and yes you should use yellow more - it works so well with green. Hugs, Claire x
ReplyDeleteAndrea, that light box is awesome! Can you take a photo of your lightbox so we can see how to construct it? I know it's cardboard with some compact flour. light bulbs, but how?
ReplyDeleteThat would be so helpful!