Double Pillar Floral Display Birthday /Anniversary Card for Creative Folds #76

 This double pillar display card (6 by 6")was made specifically to celebrate the 3rd anniversary for the Creative Folds blog /challenge.  I had made a card earlier for challenge #76 but it was not made with the anniversary in mind.  So I wanted to make a card specifically for the occasion. However, I made it a birthday card.

To make the card I used a tutorial by Mixed Up Craft 

Note:  the flowers in the card are left over from previous projects.  I wanted to make my own flowers but I am having trigger finger and other issues in both hands that prevent me from doing fine work.

To protect the fIowers a piece of window sheet (thus the glare in the picture) was adhered over the card front. I also added the display to a 6 by 6" card base at the back. This allows the card to stand up as well although it will stand out without the extra card base.

On the front of the pillars I added some Pansy DSP (retired) matted with gold foil.

The  card does not fold flat for mailing so I made a box for the card.  It could be mailed, but it would be better to hand deliver this one.

Happy Anniversary (birthday) Creative Folds.

Happy Otterversary

 No, I did not misspell Anniversary.

I was commissioned to make an anniversary card featuring two otters holding hands.  Apparently one of the partners was crazy about Otters, and loved otter puns.

This topic was new for me so I started out doing a bit of research. I was surprised at the amount of otter related material there was. From that material I was able to download some pictures to colour and some otter puns to go with them.

This is the card:

It’s a z- fold with a finished size of 5 by 5 inches

To make it I took a 5 by 10” piece of Pretty Peacock card stock, scored it at 5 1/2” and at 8 1/4”. To form the Z, the card stock was first folded in the middle at 5 1/2” after which the other score line in the middle of the now front panel was folded back upon itself.

From the remainder of the Pretty Peacock cardstock I cut a smaller strip 2 by 10” which was scored the same as the card base. When I attached this to the card base I reversed the position of the score lines.

The Whale Done DSP, matted with Basic White cardstock, was used to decorate all surfaces of the card, including the strip.

 

 

The otters that were downloaded from the computer were coloured with Stampin’ Blends- a mixture of Crumb Cake, Smokey Slate, and Gray Granite. I then fussy cut them.

The two holding hands were adhered to a Basic White rectangle embossed with the Seabed Embossing folder and added to the front folded back panel.   A heart with the number 10 was placed in their hands and a red heart above their heads

The other two were positioned around a punny otter sentiment “ You are my significant otter”

Some sea grass was fussy cut from the DSP and adhered to the inside top edge of the strip before it was added to the card base.

Another sentiment was added to the strip using in part a die cut “happy” from the Well Saidset. Another otter pun completed the sentiment

On the back of the card I added some Basic White cardstock _ a place to write a personal note.

To finish the card, I added some DSP to a envelope flap

Adding Gold Leaf Gilded Embellishment to Die Cuts - 4 cards

 Yesterday I had a lot of fun using adhesive sheets to add gold metallic gilding flakes to different die cuts and making them into cards.

In each case a 4 by 5 1/2" piece of Whisper White card stock was adhered to the same size of Stampin' Up Adhesive sheet.  The Adhesive sheet is has adhesive on both sides, so attach the card stock to one side by removing the front protective cover.

Once this is done, die cut on the card stock side. Remove the protective cover on the other side to expose the adhesive and now you are ready to apply the gilded flakes.

Place the die cut into a container (e.g. shoe box) with the adhesive side up and using a paint brush or your fingers, apply gilded flakes to the die cut. Use the brush to apply gilded flakes over entire surface, When entire surface is covered, remove from container onto a creased copy paper and brush the entire surface to remove any extra tiny flakes.

Now, make your card.

The gilded Medallion Die is adhered to a Basic Black card base.

Near the bottom are two flagged card stock pieces - one in Basic Black and the other is Whisper White. They are adhered together, with the Basic White one extending beyond the Basic Black one. On the white piece the sentiment, from Many Mates, is embossed with Gold Embossing powder.

The Perennial Flower punch is used to make the two flowers.  Two are punched for each flower. An extra one is punched for the leaves.

Using a dauber Calypso Coral ink was applied to each of the punched flowers, and Old Olive to the extra one. All were spritzed with water to blend the colour, dried with a heat tool and then shaped with a stylus.  Two were adhered together alternating petals and a self adhesive flower center was added to each. The Old Olive one was divided into 3, shaped, and added to each flower.

Tomorrow I will post another card with a die cut guilded  with the gold leaf embellishmennts

Gold and White Anniversary

For this card a large delicate single leaf from the Laser cut DSP was added or Whisper White card stock embossed with the Coastal Weave embossing folder.   

White on white cards are gorgeous, and add gold to that you have a "wow" card. 

 The gold leaf is from the Laser Cut DSP and was very carefully adhered to an embossed Whisper White piece of card stock layering the Thick Whisper White card stock base.

Using the Tasteful Labels Dies a stitched scalloped circle was die cut in gold foil, and a smaller one in Whisper White. A gold trim bow is added at the top of the circles with a glue dot,

These were added to the base of the leaf with dimensionals between them.

The sentiment, from Itty Bitty Greetings, was gold embossed on a narrow piece of whisper White card stock notched at both ends, and then added to those layered circles with dimensioals.

Gilded Gems were added randomly on the circles and sentiment.

Supplies Used:

Stamp:  Itty Bitty Greetings

Inks:  Versa Mark

Papers;  Thick Whisper White, Whisper White, Gold Foil, Laser Cut Specialty DSP

Accessories:  Gold embossing powder, Gold trim, Tasteful Label Dies, Coastal Weave embossing powder, Gilded Gems, Dimensionals

Always and Forever - SUO Challenges # 239

The challenge at SUO this time is "Designer's Choice" which means its up to me to decide what to create.

Over the holidays I had some time to play with the Heritage Dies and Embossing Folders while making samples of the new stamp sets in the upcoming Mini Catalogue.

I combined the "Forever Blossoms" stamp sets with the Heritage Die and Embossing Folder to make this Anniversary Card.

The card base of Highland Heather card stock is layered with Petal Pink card stock embossed with the Parisian 3D Embossing Folder. A 1/8" strip of gold foil was added to each side of the embossed piece.

In the center is adhered (with dimensionals) a gold foil rectangle first die cut with the Heritage Die and then embossed with the Heritage embossing folder. In the center of this is a piece of Lily Impressions DSP slightly larger than the opening.

The flowers, from "Forever Blossoms"were  coloured with Highland Heather Stampin' Blends; the leaves and stems with Granny Apple Green after which they were die cut with the           die.  The centers were coloured with Daffodil Delight after which some tiny yellow beads were added with an adhesive. Glitter Crystal Effects applied to the flowers make them pop.

These flowers were adhered on this embossed frame using dimensionals as indicated in the picture.

An extra flower and leaf was added to the upper right frame.

The gold embossed sentiment, die cut with the Stitched So Sweetly die, is added to the card frame with dimensionals.   Champagne rhinestones were added to the die cut piece.

A double bow made with the 3/8" metallic edged Petal Pink ribbon was added to the lower  left embossed frame.

Supplies Used:

Stamp:  Forever Blossom

Inks:  Black Memento, Stampin' Blends (Highland Heather, Granny Apple Green, Daffodil Delight)

Versa Mark

Papers:  Whisper White, Highland Heather, Petal Pink, Gold Foil, Lily Impressions DSP

Accessories:  Parisian Embossing Folder, Champagne Rhinestones, Sweetly Stitched Label Dies, Gold Embossing Powder, 3/8" Metallic Edged Petal Pink ribbon, Dimensionals, Glitter Crystal Effects, Micro beads (non SU), Forever Blossom die

50th Wedding Anniversary Card using Meant to BE

One of my classmates is celebrating her 50th Wedding Anniversary, and I was asked to make a card for this occasion by another classmate.
I think 50th anniversay cards should be elaborate, special and of course made in tones of gold and vanilla.
This is the card I came up with.

Both she and her husband are very musical, so I incorporated some music in the design of the card, placing music sheets behind the die cut hearts.  The music sheets were made using the Sheet Music  background stamp on Very Vanilla paper .

The base card is Thick Very Vanilla (5 by 7"), layered first with Gold Foil, then with Very Vanilla, the edges of which were die cut using the Be Mine Stitched edge die.  I used the largest Stitched Rectangle to die cut the middle of the gold foil layer.  This was used on another project.   This piece was then embossed with the Lace Embossing folder.

The gold foil central oval was die cut with the Heritage Oval die and embossed with the complimentary Heritage embossing folder.  This was adhered to the card front using dimensionals.

Two overlapping gold foil die cut scallop hearts with music sheets behind them were added to this oval near the top, with the numbers "50" inserted in the middle.  Flowers were added along the bottom.  Tiny butterflies are added in several locations.

Gold glitter was added to the center of the flowers.

A very vanilla trim, striped with gold, was added just below the oval edge, and a ribbon was added on top of it on the right side

Here's the inside finished with gold embossing , gold foil die cuts as well as music notes.

Supplies Used:
Stamp: Sheet Music Background stamp, Meant to be
Inks:  Versa mark, Gray Granite
Papers:  Thick Very Vanilla, Very Vanilla, Gold Foil
Accessories:  Heirloom dies and embossing folders, Music Note dies, Lace embossing folder,  14" Natural trim with gold stripe, rhinestones, pearls, dimensionals, Window sheet, Shaker Elements, Junior Alplhabet dies (retired)

Happy Anniversary - A View of the Bay

If you're like me, you have a variety of punchies, die cuts and/or stamped images left over from previous projects.  And, every once in a while, these "left overs" are incorporated in the design of a new project.

That's what happened with this card.

I had stamped and coloured the image of the man and the woman, the man having his arm around her shoulders.  Facing away from me I wondered what they were looking at. A blank card didn't seem too exciting.  Glancing up I saw the image from "By the Bay" a SAB stamp set - one that was left over from a previous project- lying on my work space.

Idea!!! Below is the card I came up with.

A window frame was made using two sizes of the stitched rectangle framelits and Soft Suede card stock. After adhering a window sheet behind the frame, the scene with the sand pipers along the shore was added.  The light from the camera in the upper right looks like the sun shining through the window.

The images of the two individuals were coloured with the stampin' blends and then fussy cut. They were positioned in front of the window and adhered to the card front using dimensionals.

Above the window a cluster of brightly coloured flowers were added.

The card base is Fresh Fig card stock, layered with first the barn board pattern from the Floral Romance DSP and then with the floral patterned paper.

The anniversary sentiment, stamped on Whisper White card stock and matted with Fresh Fig, was added just below the happy couple with  dimensionals.

Supplies Used:

Stamps:  To Have and to Hold, By the Bay

Inks:  Black Memento, Stampin' Blends, Watercolour pencils

Papers:  Fresh Fig, Whisper White, Floral Romance DSP, Soft Suede

Accessories:  Stitched Rectangle Framelits, Window Sheets, Dimensionals, Stamparatus.

A Team Member's Anniversary Card

Anniversaries need to be celebrated, and when my team members reach an anniversary date of the time of their signing up with Stampin' Up I make a special card for them and either give it to them at a meeting of the team, or I mail it to then

In this particular case, this is her two year anniversary with Stampin' Up as well as a member of my team.

Here is the card I made for her.

I apologize for the editing of the pictures.  An editing program I usually use was giving me grief tonight.

I found the "Friendship's Sweetest Thoughts" stamp set when I was sorting through my stamps and thought it would be perfect for an anniversary card.

The base card  is Fresh Fig, layered with Whisper White card stock embossed with the Dot to Dot embossing folder.  At the far left I added a 2" strip of the patterned Vellum from the Floral Romance DSP. On top of that is a Whisper White lacy die cut which was cut using the Delicate Lace Edgelits. On the stitch line of this die cut I added a  piece of 1/8" Fresh Fig ribbon.

Tip: Adhere vellum  using the Sizzix adhesive sheets rather than tape or glue dots.

The image was coloured with ink pads and a blender pen.

 Tip: With the new ink pads it is difficult to 'squeeze' ink onto the inside of the lid. If ink is needed for colouring with a blender pen etc. place a clear acrylic block onto the ink pad and use the ink from that for colouring.

The image was die cut using the layering oval framelits and matted with a scallop oval in Fresh Fig card stock.  The two layers were adhered together using dimensionals..

The sentiment is from "Best Birds" and is stamped in Fresh Fig ink.  A triple bow is added to the left of the sentient with a glue dot.

To finish the card, I added tiny pearls to the center of each flower, and 3 larger pearls that I coloured with a Blackberry Bliss stampin' blend.  Some clear Wink of Stella was added to the canopy, flowers and cart.

Supplies Used:

Stamps:  Friendship's Sweetest Thoughts, Best Bird

Inks:  Black Memento, Sahara Sand, Fresh Fig, Petal Pink, Pear Pizzazz, Mossy Meadow

Papers:  Fresh Fig, Whisper White, Floral Romance DSP

Accessories:  Layering Oval Framelits, Delicate Lace Edgelits, 1/8" Fresh Fig ribbon, Wink of Stella , Pears, Dot to Dot Embossing Folder, Blender Pen  

Lovely Lattice Easel Anniversary

I thought this week I would make some cards with folds.  It's been awhile since I've done that.

Today I'm placing an art piece made with the SAB stamp set "Lovely Lattice" on an Easel Card.  I love the Lovely Lattice stamp set, because, not unlike the "Peaceful Place" stamp set, it can be used many different ways.

For this card I am satisfying my urge to colour with Stampin' Blends.

Front view

Side view

There are many tutorial available to make this type of card fold and to refresh my memory I used the one at Splitcoaststampers although you can check on Pinterest and you will find a plethora of tutorials

The card base is a 4 1/4 by 11" piece of Lovely Lipstick card stock scored at  5 1/2 and 8.  Another piece of 4 1/4 by 5 1/2" piece of Lovely Lipstick was used to build the art piece on.

Using the Stamparatus and a 4 by 3" piece of Whisper White card stock, I stamped the image using Black Memento ink.  I so loved that I did not have to worry about the stamp falling off the glass plate as this is one of the new cling stamps.

I love colouring.  It's probably my most favourite activity  - especially with the Stampin' Blends. The flowers were coloured with both Light and  Dark Lovely Lipstick.  Shading was done using the  Balmy  Blue Stampin' Blend.  Daffodil Delight and a fine tip Basic Black marker were used to color the center of the card.
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The leaves were coloured with Old Olive (light) and shaded with Blue.  I removed some of the color on the leaves using the Color Lifter and added Daffodil Delight.

I also used the Color Lifter to remove some of the colour on the petals making the flowers looks much more realistic.

Using the fine tip glue pen I added a thin layer of clear glue around the petals and then added Dazzling Diamonds.  Wow, does this make the flowers  sparkle!

The Lattice was lightly coloured with Light Sea Foam Green and again I used the color lifter to remove some of the color.  Then I added some Clear Wink of Stella.

The art piece was matted with a   piece of Lovely Lipstick cardstock.  This was adhered to the embossed layer of the 4 1/4 by 5 1/2" Lovely Lipstick.  The Whisper White layer was embossed with the Lattice embossing folder and I placed small pink rhinestones in the cross areas of the tufts.

To keep the card open I added a "kick plate" near the front of the card.  On this elevation I added the sentiment and a button with some ribbon wound through the eyes.

Before adhering this art piece to the 4 1/4 by 3 1/4"" piece of Lovely Lipstick, I adhered a piece of retired 1/8" white organza ribbon near the bottom and tied it into a bow.

Easel cards lie flat so they fit into an envelope for mailing.

Supplies Used:

Stamp:  Lovely Lattice

Inks:  Black Memento, Stampin' Blends (Lovely Lipstick - light and dark), Old Olive, Daffodil Delight, So Soft Sea, Color Lifter)

Papers:  Lovely Lipstick, Whisper White

Accessories:  Tufted embossing folder, Small pink rhinestones, 1/8" white organza ribbon, Dazzling diamonds, Fine tip liquid glue, clear vintage button , 1" circle punch, dimensionals

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Happy 45th Anniversary

At the end of this month I have been invited to help celebrate the 45th wedding anniversary of a close cousin of a friend of mine.

I felt she and her husband deserved a very special card, so I pulled out my embossing folders, embossing powder, ribbon, stamps, and I made some very special flowers for this card.

 To take this picture I placed the card and matching envelope in a clump of white geraniums.  I had difficulty getting the right lighting conditions inside.

The card base is Powder Pink embossed with the Spark embossing folder.  This folder was inked with Powder Pink ink prior to putting it through the Big Shor resulting in a pink background with white raised areas. A swipe with the ink pad across this embossed piece and the white raised areas were now pink.

The center of the card is comprised of two matted panels overlapping each other.  The panel at the back is Whisper White embossed with the new Striped Scallop Texture Embossing folder; the front panel is the lovely Petal Promenade DSP Bothe are matted with Powder Pink card stock

Both panels are adhered to the card front, overlapping each other and slightly off setting them.

Near the bottom I added a strip of Powder Pink which has a strip of card stock punched with the Decorative Ribbon punch.  I then added some Whisper White polka dot Organza ribbon and tied it in a bow on the right side.

The sentiment, from Better Together, was embossed in Silver and punched with the 2 1/2" circle punch.  The numbers "45" were stamped  from the retired "Metro Type Alphabet" set, embossed in Silver and fussy cut. The circle was adhered to the card front using dimensionals.

The flowers were stamped, colored with blendabilites, die cut using Beautiful Layers thinlets, shaped and then had Crystal Effects and Dazzling Diamonds added to each.  Three leaves were also stamped, colored and due cut.

Once dry the flowers were added to the upper right sentiment circle with the leaves added as shown on the card.

Oh, I also embossed the flap of the envelope.

Supplies Used:
Stamps:  Beautiful Promenade, Better Together, Metro Type Alphabet
Inks:  Powder Pink, Black Memento, Blendabilities (Petal Pink, Old Olive, light and dark), Versa Mark
Papers:  Powder Pink, Whisper White, Petal Promenade DSP
Accessories:  Sparkle Embossing Folder, Striped Scallop Texture Embossing Folder, 5/8" White Polka Dot Organza ribbon, 2 1/2" circle punch, Silver embossing powder, Crystal Effects, Dazzling Diamonds, Dimensionals, Beautiful Layering Thinlets

Happy Anniversary Cake Soiree using Eclipse Technique

I'm really happy with the way this anniversary card turned out.

I opted to use a silver and white color scheme for this elegant card with just a hint of color on the flowers on the cake. Using the eclipse technique contributed to the elegance of this card.

The basic card is a top fold Thick Whisper White, layered with Silver Foil and then Whisper White embossed with the Sequins embossing folder.

Before adhering the embossed Whisper White layer to the Silver Foil layer, it was die cut with 2 sizes of oval framelits.  I did the same thing using Silver Foil.  The cake was built on the die cut oval, which was adhered to the silver foil layer.  The silver foil frame was added to the card front using foam adhesive strips (eclipse technique).  The embellishment at the upper right was made by silver embossing and die cutting one of the flowers and two leaves and adhering them with dimensionals.

Here's a side view of the eclipsed oval frame.

Sentiment is from "Best Birds"

Supplies Used:
Stamps:  Cake Soiree, Best Birds
Inks:  Versa Mark, Markers (Sea side foam, powder pink)
Papers:  Thick Whisper White, Silver Foil, Whisper White
Accessories:  Silver embossing powder, Sweet Cake Framelits, Layering Oval Framelits, Scattered Sequins embossing folder, Dimensionals

20-20-20 A Concertina Card

Some couples are absolutely amazing!

Why did I title this post 20-20-20?

On the 20th of April, this couple will be married 20 years.  It is also the 20th anniversary of their business- thus 20-20-20

This concertina card was made especially for this event and features some of their most favourite images.

The base of this card is the Sweet Soiree DSP, which was cut into three 4 by 12" pieces. After scoring every 2" the ends were joined  to form one continuous card with alternating mountain and valley folds.  The end panels were punched with the Scallop topper punch.

Because there are 10 panels, I also took some close ups which you will see below.

After fan folding the card, it is held closed with the lovely gold edged Rich Razzelberry ribbon.

Timelsss Love - an anniversary card for Fab Friday #66

I've been in Vancouver for a week visiting my sister and just returned last evening.  Apparently I slept so well last night I did not hear a very loud thunderstorm nor did I see the of lightning.

So, after finishing some unpacking etc, I thought I'd make an Anniversary card using the sketch challenge with Fab Friday 

• The base cardstock is Watermelon Wonder, layered with Whisper White cardstock embossed with the Decorative Dots embossing folder.
• On this was attached to different patterns from the Cherry on Top DSP stack- one a less patterned Bermuda Bay blue, and the shorter one with vertical lines in all the new in colors.
• One of the Fun Frames embossing folder was embossed on Whisper White cardstock and cut out. The edges were sponged with Bermuda Bay ink.
• The image of the flower bouquet is from "Timeless Love" was stamped with Memento ink and coloured with the new In Colour ink pads and an aquapainter. Then some dazzling details was added to the flowers.
• The sentiment is from Teeny Tiny wishes, is stamped in Bermuda Bay and punched out using the Word Window punch. It is attached to the Fun Frame just below the flower using glue dots.

Close up of image unit.

• This unit is adhered to the front of the card using dimensionals.
• Along the right side was added 3 metal rimmed pearls.

Supplies Used:

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Happy Anniversary

I really miss the blendabilities, so I played with my copic markers today, making an anniverary card.

• This is a 5 by 5" square tent fold card with an Old Olive cardstock base.  It is matted with Whisper white cardstock.
• The image was stamped with Black Memento ink on Whisper White and coloured with copic markers.
• The sentiment is from Teeny Tiny wishes, and was punched using the word window punch.  It was matted with a Lace Doily Motifs die in Old Olive.
• The flowers in the upper left corner was made using small spiral flower dies and scraps of Real Red and Rich Razzelberry cardstock.
• Cherry Cobbler and Dazzling details were applied to the flowers in the lady's hand.
• The image panel was matted with a scalloped square from the Square framelets.
• In the upper left corner half of a doily is attached.

Stampin' Up Supplies Used:

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Congrats to the Two of You - a Napkin fold anniversary card

Today is the last day - the last day to use DSP from the Occasions catalogue, as well as stamps etc from the Annual catalogue.

A challenge with another group was to make a Napkin fold card.  I used the tutorial with Splitcoaststampers  and the Something Borrowed DSP with the stamp set "For the New Two"

• Starting with a 12 by 12 piece of Whisper White cardstock, the scoring tool was used to create the score marks for the folds.  Score at 3 and 9", turn the cardstock and score again at 3 and 9"
• Starting at one point, take your fingers and push it towards the center.  Do the same for all the other corners.
• Smooth so that the corners are underneath and the fold is on top.  Burnish with a bone folder.
• Take the corner folds and fold them back on themselves.  Again, burnish well.

• The card base should look like this (mine has the DSP already attached.

 Follow the directions of the rest of the tutorial for cutting and adhering the DSP.
Around the outside edges, Venetial crochet trim was adhered.
In the center, the floral images from "For the New Two" were stamped with Versa Mark and embossed with silver embossing powder.  The sentiment was given to me by another group member.  It was white, but I embossed it with silver embossing powder.

A band was wrapped around the card and tied with Organza ribbon.

Supplies used:

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Wine Tags for Craft Show

I made 3 extra special wine tags for the Craft Show tomorrow.  Two of them are for Mother's Day and the third is for an Anniversary.  If more are needed I will take orders for them.

This one is for Mother's Day.


Each tag is 2 3/8 wide by 9 1/2" long.  The bottom end is notched.
The top end is scored at 3" and a 1 1/4" circle punch is inserted, centered and punched.  This is for the neck of the wine bottle.
The cardstock I used for this tag is Rose Red and it can be decorated any way you like, but for this one I chose a piece of non SU Vellum.  I also put a piece of vellum on the top of the tag and punched another 1 1/4 cicle hole in it.  I surrounded this by a 1 3/4" scallop circle Rose Red  with a 1 1/4" circle in the middle.
The sentiment is from "Sweet Laughter".  The word was too large for my tag so I cut it into 3 words and mounted it on a piece of Rose Red with the corners rounded.
The Old Olive leaf was die cut using the Flower Frenzy die, and the 3 flowers made using the Spiral Flower die.
A medium sized butterfly was die cut in black, folded in half and adhered beneath the flowers
I added pearls to the top of the tag and at the lower ends of the banner.




Here are 2 others I made:

For this one I used Sahara Sand carstock, Something Borrowed DSP, Memorable Moments stamp set, Sahara Sand Lace Trim, Silver baker's twine, Scoring Tool to make the Rosettes, silver ink, silver embossing powder and silver dazzling details.

The cardstock here is Marina Mist, with specialty silver vellum, silver cardstock,  a rosette flower made using Marina Mist DSP (with a retired Filigree brad in the center), 5/8" satin silver ribbon, dazzling glimmer paper bitty butterflies and labels framelits.