This is such a simple card and took me about 15 minutes to make (those rub-ons take time to apply!). I cut the card base (kraft paper) to 4.5x4.5. Next I stamped randomly on the aqua mist paper using the flower from the set and white craft ink. Then I stamped celebrate with Black Palette ink. You'll notice that I have 3 white "dots" on the right hand side of the stamped ladybug image. Those are rub-ons as are the flowers and swirls on the spring moss strip at the bottom of the card. Next, I cut an embossed a circle using my nestabilities, stamped the solid base image in spring moss and then added the dots using black palette ink. As a final touch I rounded the corners at the bottom of the card and on the aqua mist paper.
Tip: Cut around the rub-on before applying it to paper. By cutting the image(s) you want you don't risk the chance of rubbing the wrong one off (trust me on this one *wink*)
Supplies
paper: Stampers Select White Cardstock by Papertrey Ink, Aqua Mist Cardstock by Papertrey Ink, Spring Moss Cardstock by Papertrey Ink, Kraft by SU!
ink: Whisper White by SU!, Black Palette, Perfect Match Aqua Mist, Perfect Match Spring Moss by PTI
stamps: Little Lady by Papertrey Ink
accessories: Swiss Dot Satin Ribbon Papertrey Ink, RubOns by SU!, Pop Dots, Nestabilities
Have a super day!
Alli
8 comments:
What a cute little card! I love the layout and the rubons are perfect there! :)
Love your card, it is very very beautiful :)!
Hugs,
catherine
www.mystampinggrounds.blogspot.com
those rub ons are great, I have to dust off this set, I love it and don't use it enough. Great card.
Love every thing about this card, fabulous.
Alli, this is so pretty! I love the way you used the rub-ons -- they look great with the Lady! :)
I like this card...I love the ribbon, it's so rich looking.Joan
Cute card.
Now I am itching to pull out that stamp set tonight!
I love this card! I just got the little lady set and I LOVE it! I have a quick question--how did you cut and emboss the circle? I have a cuddlebug and mine don't seem to look as nice as I've seen other done on your site and by other stampers. Do you use a different machine with your nestabilities? Please help! :)
Thanks--Amy ahuggablemoose@hotmail.com
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