Thursday 16 February 2012

Amazing what you find.......

.....whilst rootling for something totally different. I came across a few notelets in amongst a box of embellishments that had obviously been squirrelled away ages ago - and as a quick break from making the Ruby Wedding card came up with this:
 Ooops, it looks kinda dark in the photo though - I took the photo after dark and due to a plethora (big word!) of other stuff on my desk there was no room there to take a photo using the daylight lamp.

I used:

- 6" x 6" square cream card stock

- 'Botanical prints' notelet, trimmed down a bit and layered onto cream card from the snippets folder

- backing paper from the Papermania Capsule Collection 'Verde' paper pack

- peachy orange organza ribbon from stash

A quick make - which is more than can be said for the other project :)

Di
x

10 comments:

  1. great card hon...xx

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  2. It looks like a lovely card (I've got my nose up against the screen). xxx

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  3. Gorgeous card Di, image is beautiful:) Sandra H

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  4. Brilliant card Di, and a great idea.
    luv
    irene
    xxxx

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  5. Excellent, idea, love the fruit looks good enough to eat.

    Kath x

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  6. That is a lovely card, very Victorian in style, but not overloaded. I am getting more and more hungry today, what with someone else talking about Devilled Eggs, and now all that luscious fruit on your card. xx Maggie

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  7. Really pretty and elegant card
    Lindsay xx

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  8. I inherited box loads of very old notelets and thankyou cards from FIL's house and was wondering what I could do with them!! Now I know. hugs Mrs A.

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  9. How lovely Di! Beautiful card!
    Hugs
    Bernie

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  10. Lovely card, Di. I like the vintage style and peach and green is a pretty colour combination. Elizabeth x

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