Saturday, 2 March 2013

Alfonse Mucha style - take 2

This is the second decoupage from a sheet I bought  a couple of weeks ago:
I used:

- 5" x 7" white card stock

- the decoupage sheet that was bought, nameless, from The Range

- matching green and peachy apricot card, from a pad that might well have been almost the very first one I ever bought! It's by K & Co and I love that it's good quality card and printed on both sides so you can co-ordinate well. Why am I typing this bit of useless information - it's surely looooong out of production :(

- I ran the green card through the Cuttlebug, using a Couture Creations folder called 'Breeze'. It embosses and 'debosses' the design and is a lovely folder, although the decoupage hides a lot of its beauty on this card. Watch out for a giveaway in the snippets playground before long.............. 'cos I bought two!

- the embossed green card was then punched along the bottom edge using the straight punch from Martha Stewart's PATP set called 'Cherish ' and wrapped with peachy apricot organza ribbon, with a little snippet tied round

Hope you all have a lovely weekend planned. I'm helping out at a local craft Fayre on Sunday - probably taking entrance money at the door. It's the same Fayre that I once had a table at with a buddy - and we came home well out of pocket. Oh, the shame of it :(

Di

12 comments:

  1. Very pretty card. The colours go so well and the image is delightful!

    I will be a bit absent from creating and playing in the playground next week...it is my birthday today and I always head up to visit my Mum as she is 88 this year and Mum, my sister and I all have birthdays within 2 weeks of each other.
    We always do a trio birthday celebration up there. She is about 5 hours drive away from me. Might be able to borrow my sisters computer to surf and comment but no playing with paper for me! And none made ahead to schedule! Silly me.

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  2. That is so pretty, I love the colours

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  3. Oh my, what a beautiful card. What is this???A new EF that I haven't seen? Really nice background on your lovely decoupage image. Will have to hunt this EF up! TFS & have a lovely wkend your own self! Hugs

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  4. Lovely image Di. It reminds me that I bought a Mucha-style digi stamp to make a Christmas card last year, and I haven't used it yet. Perhaps I'll have a go before the next Rudolph day. Kate x

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  5. I like this card very Italian. hugs Mrs A. p.s. The sun is shinning today what happened!!!!
    Good luck with the Fayre especially if your helper is going with you too. (wink wink).

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  6. Your card Di looks gorgeous and the image is beautifully decoupaged gorgeous backing paper and ribbon lovely colours too l do like green and pink they are a lovely combination together xx

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  7. Beautiful image and I love your CAS design. The background papers are lovely!
    hugs
    Glenda

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  8. Hello Di

    A beautiful card. The image is beautiful and set against the green background paper - just perfect. Enjoy the Fayre.
    luv
    irene
    xxxx

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  9. Amazing, I love this artist and his work is great but your card is gorgeous too.
    Love it and wait for number 3,
    hugs Tamara

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  10. Beautiful image on your card Di; very serene and elegant.
    xx

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  11. Well thought out and executed card, now that is a different type of comment isn't it? Love the colours.
    Only realised this morning, I didn't do snippets this week, ok how many lines do I have to do, my only excuse is a hangover from all the bubbly.
    I will give the paper a try, when I get round to it.
    Good luck with the craft Fayre.

    Kath x

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  12. Spect you're home from the Craft Fayre now . . . but I hope it was well-attended.

    Been out and about all weekend, hence I'm commenting later than usual!

    LOVE this card. It's very stylish and I like the muted colour-scheme.

    Tres elegant xxx

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