My Cubby Crafts: Annabelle Thinking of You

Saturday, 10 September 2011

Annabelle Thinking of You

Today I have another card for Annabelle Stamps. It is their second birthday challenge this week so hop on over to check out all their birthday celebrations. This challenge is being hosted by Sue K and Stephanie. The challenge is Blooms/Flowers. Since I only have one Annabelle stamp at the moment and they like it if you use their stamps (although you don't have to) I thought I'd do another take on this image.
For this card I tried something new. I used a couple of little rivets shaped like flowers and tied some ribbon through them. It was really easy to do I don't know why I never tried them before. I love trying new things!
I also added some glitter to some of the flowers on the patterned paper and also to the flower's anthers but it doesn't show in the photo.

Supplies:
Image/Stamp: Annabelle birthday flower digi stamp
Kate Pullen's Thinking of You (About.com free printable)
Papers: ATD Momenta and misc cardstock
Accessories: Flower rivets, DecoArt Twinkles writer in Silver, & some misc ribbon

4 comments:

The Other Patti Sue said...: You did an absolute magnificent job on the challenge!So pretty! Thanks so much for joining in the celebration with AnnaBelle Stamps!; 10 September 2011 at 18:50
Andrea said...: Just beautiful Jennifer! Loved that you cut around the image and matted it on to card, it really makes the image pop!
Thanks for joining in with our birthday fun!
Andrea; 10 September 2011 at 21:10
Kylie said...: I agree with Patti and Andrea, this is a truly stunning card and I LOVE everything about it!!!
Thanks for joining the AnnaBelle Stamps Birthday Celebrations!

Take Care,
Kylie X; 11 September 2011 at 04:14
A Consuming Passion said...: What a beautiful card Jennifer! Lovely colouring and I love how you cut and mount the image!
Thanks again for playing along with us and helping to celebrate ABS 2nd Birthday!; 11 September 2011 at 05:12

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