I used 120 lb card stock...the luxury card stock from Gina K. I like that for white because it looks so thick and crisp. Then I used the Spellbinder nesting heart die to make a frame, their Botanical Swirls expandable die for the heart insert and then a simple dotted embossing folder. The corner pieces are also Spellbinders....from a set that I bought years ago and don't have the packaging to tell you what it is. The doily is a Cheery Lynn die and I have no idea of where the flowers are from! I have had them for ages!
I actually really, really liked making this white on white card. It was somewhat harder than I thought it would be and that has nothing to do with my favoritism for color. It had more to do with the need to create interest for the eye.....something that would be pleasing to look at yet at the same time wasn't overwhelming and cluttered. I am not fully convinced that I achieved those goals but I do like this card as a "first timer" and know that I will be going all white again and again. In fact, I think the whole monochromatic look is one that I want to play with for awhile....time to change things up again! Take care and thank you so much for stopping by....I always appreciate your visits. And, HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
Be well,
Sheila
10 comments:
Wowzers!! Stunning my friend! It's so difficult to get this white on white thing, but you nailed this Sheila! Fabulous job layering all that texture and yummy signature bling! XX
AND GORGEOUS doesn't do half the compliment I intend.
Sheila, this is one of the best white on white cards I have seen! A winner. Inspires me to try it.
Your card is so elegant, Sheila - love everything you added to it. How nice to see that big heart, too - Happy Valentine's Day!
WOW Sheila... your card is just incredible. Lots of fabulous texture, and looks so scrumptious. Happy Valentine's Day to you.
I'd say you nailed this challenge, Sheila! Very pretty and lots of texture!
Amazing card - all those layers! Just gorgeous!
Oh gosh, what beautiful textures Sheila! I have only made one White-on-White card before which came out very nicely, the problem is that I still have it and have no idea what to do with it!
How did I miss this post? Had too many thoughts of chocolate hearts, no doubts. You nailed this - I was too overwhelmed to even try this white-on-white, but this has such great texture and depth. You are seriously the ALWAYS say die gal.
Absolutely stunning, Sheila. I love white on white cards! xx
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