Have you ever used Core'dination cardstock? I had not! Caardvarks has teamed with the Core'dination team with a challenge to create a monochromatic card.You don't have to use the sandable card stock but I had been dying to try some.
I used a Spellbinder Impressibility - Flowers and a Papertrey impression plate - Picnic Plaid to create the gorgeous light blue background paper. Sanding was easy and the results, stunning. As I wanted to see this pretty paper, I choose to keep the rest of the card simple.
Papertrey Enchanted Evening card stock, ribbon, and buttons completed this classy card.I love the way the Picnic Plaid Impressions plate created a diamond through the flowers.
Supplies used:
Stamps: Papertrey Ink - Through the Trees
Paper: Core'dinations - Classic Sunshine; Papertrey Ink - Enchanted Evening, Select White
Ink: Papertrey Ink - Enchanted Evening
Other: Spellbinder Impressibility -Flowers; Papertrey Ink - Woodgrain and Picnic Plaid Impression plates, Fillable Frames #3 die, Enchanted Evening twill ribbon and buttons.
Rhonda, love your monochromatic card.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, Rhonda! I'm not good at monochromatic color combos but you sure are!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this is so beautiful! LOOOOOVE the pattern you created by combing the impressions. Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I have not tried their cardstock yet but have heard a lot of great things about it.
ReplyDeleteOh my! This is beautiful! I've never used that paper but I love the effect you have created with both impression plates and the sanding. Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove the beautiful texture on this card Rhonda! I haven't tried Coordinations yet but I have used other white core card stock and it's so fun to work with!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful---this is my favorite color!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! I love the blue tones.
ReplyDeleteRhonda, this is lovely! What a great idea to combine two different embossing plates!
ReplyDeleteOooooh lovely texture Rhonda! Subtle and beautiful! I like the way your card composition leaves the texture as the focal point!
ReplyDeleteWow! How pretty. I love the idea of using two impression plates. Your card is just so pretty.
ReplyDeleteRhonda, this is so pretty! I love the pattern you created with the two embossing plates.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! That IS gorgeous Rhonda. I've been interested in that sandable CS tooo...very pretty with that impressionability!
ReplyDeleteLove the effect you got with two impression plates and some sanding! Very, very pretty!
ReplyDeleteSuch an elegant card! simple yet pretty!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, that impressability looks just like fabric!
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