This is an example of how you can change it up without changing the paper. The paper used is from a 6x6 pad from Prima Marketing called "Paisley Road". I covered the card stock base in the turquoise paper then cut the scallop patterned paper to fit. It is a doily shape on orange so I cut it with a border of the orange. Next I coloured the dots of the pattern with a matching turquoise Tombow marker and added pearls to the centres of the flowers. I fixed a dotty orange ribbon with a knot tied around it to the top third of the card. I hand oloured a stamp sentiment in co-ordinating Tombow markers and punched it out. its stuck flat on the card and has a pearl on it. The envelope is decorated with leftover paper scraps.
Supplies:
Paper - white card stock, Prima "paisley road" DSP
Stamp - Tiny tags from SU
Ink - Tombow markers in turquoise and orange
Ribbon - American crafts (from stash)
Tools - Tiny tags punch from SU
Other - SU pearls
Adhesive - snail, sticky strip
Envelope -
White envelope, Prima paper, large scallop scissors by Fiskars, snail
The next card uses the same paper but has a different effect. This time I stamped the base card stock with versa mark to create a watermark pattern. I trimmed the motif from the paper but omitted the orange. I added a brown rub on after colouring the motif with a yellow Tombow and a blender pen. Across the bottom of the card I secured a piece of yellow velvet ribbon with a "diamante" buckle. The envelope was stamped with the same stamp as the watermark on the card.
Supplies:
Card -
Paper - pale butterscotch cardstock (from stash), Prima "paisley road" DSP
Stamp - Baroque motifs from SU
Ink - versa mark,yellow Tombow and a blender pen
Other - rub on (from stash),diamante buckle (from stash), yellow velvet ribbon (from stash)
Adhesive - snail, sticky strip
Envelope -
White envelope, baroque motifs stamp set from SU, topaz Colourbox stamp pad.
Have a happy crafting day.
Cheers
Susie
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