The item I chose was a Simple Stories 24/7 journalling block cut down from the 12 x 12 sheet. My inspirational supplies are not necessarily Simple Stories - it could have easily has been Echo Park, or Project Life. I like the different sized journalling blocks available for the pocket scrapbooking system that I have now adopted.
The colour scheme was determined by the Simple Stories 24/7 journalling block - dark grey, with splashes of gold, red and grey blue. I found the scroll die cut when having a clean up - I am very pleased to have used it here.
The rest of the card was mostly scraps; I have also used my Memory Box "puffy clouds" dies for the first time and added foam pads for two of the smaller clouds. The card didn't look right until I added more of the Doodlebug sequins that I have rediscovered lately - so useful for little accents here and there!
I added more dimension to the smaller flower by adding a middle from patterned paper, and then filling it with grey accent beads. Trying also to use up my hoard of rub-on alphas - they disintegrate over time, and it would be a shame to waste them.
Quite a different style of card for me - but I am very pleased with how it turned out! The card would have never turned out like this were it not for the 52 Card Challenge.
Supplies:
Various patterned paper scraps
Freebie magazine paper (Scrapbook Magazine) (Blue arrows)
Fresh "Beauty" Scroll Die Cut - 29th Street Market My Mind's Eye 2008
Memory Box "Puffy Clouds" die
Bazzill "Just the Edge" strip
American Crafts Trademarks "Jane" rub-on alphas
Really lovely card, those little clouds are so cute and the sprinkle of sequins a perfect addition x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Ali! I have to say that I have become a big Simple Stories fan and at the moment I think they are one of my favourite manufacturers :D
ReplyDeleteGreat card and I think I might need to get that die next month now ;)
ReplyDeletelove those fab arrows too
Lisa
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I love this card Ali, especially those puffy little clouds. I have no doubt that die will soon be in Lisa's possession! I think I may have some of those Doodlebug sequins tucked away in my stash. An early purchase, along with some of their *very* bright papers. Not really my style at all, I quickly realised!
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