The background paper is from Tim Holtz vintage shabby range which I thought went well with them and I've used stamps from Notably Ornate and Vintage Vogue. The ornate label and the sentiment were from the first set and the flowers from the second (stamped and cut out). Also used was a Spellbinder die to cut a decorative square and a Marianne die for the leaves. Being mainly red and green I suppose these colours said 'Christmas' but I am trying to get away from endless seasonal cards now that mine are posted - at least most of them unless there are any I've forgotten which does happen!!
Morning Val... what a lovely card, I still don't own any SU products but I have got a huge wish list!
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Suzi B xx
The SU colours are gorgeous - love that dark chocolate die cut you used behind which really helps to pick out & accentuate the shape of the flower petals. Your ribbon is delightful with that little picot edging.
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Paula (PEP)
Hi Val, this is a lovely card
ReplyDeleteJackie x
Lovely card Val there's certainly lots of layers and colour on your card and also like how you have planned your card out
ReplyDeleteAnne
Great card Val - how strange you "just happened" to have all these colours!!! lol
ReplyDeletelovely card Val- not my favourite stamps, but they do make a nice card here!
ReplyDeleteA great just because card Val, I love the colours. It's great to start seing cards that are nothing to do with Christmas.
ReplyDeleteSue x
Hey Val lovely card love the background paper too x
ReplyDeleteGreat card, thank you for joining us at Simply Stampin' this week. A xx
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ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely subtle coloured card
Margaret
This is such a lovely vintage card with a very warm feeling! Thanks so much for joining us at Simply Stampin' this week and I hope you share your work with us again! Ruth x
ReplyDeletewow what a fab card, I love your burst of vintage flowers!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us this week at Simply Stampin'.
Kelly xx