Dear Ones~
This
time over at Double D the challenge is HEARTFELT. What a
great challenge for this time of year. Here is the Mood Board for our
inspiration:
And here's my card:
I love white and gold together, I think it's so elegant. The Heartbeat die set from Tim Holtz was speaking to me for this challenge. I die cut the "heartbeat" from the set 4 times, popped up that top panel with the heart cut out, and then overlaid the heartbeat die cut on it. The dimension is pretty cool in real life. Below is a better view
The Ingredients:
GKD Heavy White Card Stock
Stash Gold Metallic Card Stock
GKD Master Layouts 4
SU Wrapped in Texture Embossing Folder
SU Be Mine Framelits
GKD A Little Love Die
Trinity Stamps Crystal Ball Dewdrops
If you head on over to the Double D Challenge Blog and
play along, you could win this absolutely adorable little heart die. I just think it's so sweet!!! Also, don't forget to
check out all the beautiful cards the other designers have created.
Until next time dear readers, aspire to be inspired.
Here's celebrating your Creative Muse!!
~judy
A beautifully elegant card with the gold, what a great die the heartbeat is too, so very creative!!
ReplyDeleteIt is an elegant color combo....regal one might say! Loving the layers of hearts and that heartbeat die--very cool! And that GKD Love die is one of my all time favorites--it is just sooooo pretty! LOVE!
ReplyDeleteSuch an elegant beauty! The gold and white combination is gorgeous. Love all of the different hearts and layers and the script sentiment is amazing. I have that heartbeat die and it is so fun.
ReplyDeleteOh you are so right!! This is so elegant & gorgeous! LOVE your overall design! Well done!
ReplyDeleteGold and white certainly is elegant, and in a very clean and lovely way! I love that heartbeat die and everything else you so cleverly put together here. It's absolutely beautiful, Judy!
ReplyDeleteClassy and so elegant is this design and the color combo. Glad that you added the side view as it shows all of that demension. Of course that heart beat die caught my eye and I love how you used it here.
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