Hi all, sorry I haven't been around the last week. I have had a bug that has completely wiped me out, I am over the worst but still not back to 'normal'. Anyway, I really wanted to enter this week's Less Is More challenge of Cut It Out so here I am with a quick card inspired by Nichole Heady. I have taken a white card blank and cut a circle in the middle with a Nestabilities die and added DB Pistacchio CS to the back of the inside of the card. I have then cut a PTI Wonderful Word Die from DB Swimming Pool CS and adhered the 'h' and the 'y' to the front of the card. I have stamped the 'birthday' sentiment from the PTI Birthday Bash Sentiments Set on to vellum and adhered to the front of the card. Martha Stewart Monarch and 3 in 1 butterflies punched from DB Dragonfly and Pistacchio CS added to the front and finished off with rhinestones.
STAMPS: Papertrey Ink. INK: Memento Tuxedo Black. CS: Craftwork Cards, Doodlebug Designs. TOOLS: Nestabilities, Papertrey Ink Dies, Martha Stewart Punches. EMBELLISHMENTS: Papermania Adhesive Rhinestones.
Thanks for visiting today, I hope you are all well.
I will be back tomorrow with a DTDF DT card.
Gorgeous! Love the colours and such a great idea for the LIM challenge!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Michelle, I really love what you've done. The colour is fab too xx
ReplyDeletehi michelle
ReplyDeletei absolutely love this... so simple but so effective
jen xx
Such a beautiful card Michelle. We have had so many children and staff off school recently with some awful bugs. Hope you feel 100% again soon.
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Just love this one Michelle, PTI is fabulous stuff isn't it!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Beautiful! What a gorgeous card! And great colors... Feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely brilliant Michelle, I love that die-cut spanning the aperture :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a neat fresh design...love it :)
Sorry to hear you've not been well, good to see you back again and crafting!
Jenny x
Stunning card xxx
ReplyDeletefabulous card just beautifully crafted and so stylish.
ReplyDeleteMarie
SO gorgeous
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Love how you've attached the die cut :o) Hope you feel better soon hun xx Lisa x
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous! LOVE that die for "happy"!~
ReplyDeleteWow, Michelle! You are one talented lady, this card is so different! It's lovely!
ReplyDeleteBig hugs
Roni :o) xox
I love this card, those cutouts are so effective. Jackie
ReplyDeleteVery nice card!
ReplyDeleteDebby
Super card, Michelle! I love how you placed your 'happy' and vellum strip across your aperture:)
ReplyDeleteGreat card. Love the way you've put the sentiment over the front of the circle rather than on the back.
ReplyDeleteFantastic card Michelle.....as ever!
ReplyDeletePTi is one of THE best companies for style around
Suits you perfectly
Thank you very much
mandi
"Less is More"
Such a pretty and simple card :) hope you're feeling better soon! xxx
ReplyDeleteLove love this design!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE how you've made this - it's fabulous! Gorgeous colours too! Ruth x
ReplyDeleteOMG Michelle...what an amazing card sweetie, just love it!!
ReplyDeletehugs and xxx
Gemma
Michelle, Love your card! It's simple, but elegant. You rocked this challenge!
ReplyDeleteHugs from Atlanta, Georgia USA
stunning card michelle and the happy font is so sophisticated x
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Suzie qX
Your card is so elegant Michelle... love the way 'happy' is over the aperture, I'm going to have a go making one as well... thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLove Diane xx
Fab card Michell. Love the colour.
ReplyDeleteVicki C
Wow! I really really love this card Michelle! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBig hugs
Roni :O) xox
This has to be one of my favourite cards ever! I am LOVING the die-cut spanning the aperture - that my dear is just G..E..N.I..O..U..S!! Honestly, it is AMAZING!!! Such a simple card, yet absolutely blooming stunning. I needs to get me some diecut sentiments now - Im not even gonna attempt to create something like that with a craft knife hehe. Loves it hun!! x x
ReplyDeletebonjour
ReplyDeletemerveilleuse et toute en finesse, cette superbe carte méritait vraiment d'être publiée.
bravo !