I thought I’d have a try of my ‘new’ camera setup (thanks to my wonderful husband) and share a card that I made at the same time. I used the inspiration from Runway I combined it with the freestyle challenge at A Blog Named Hero and the Hero Arts Hello Spring Challenge. You can’t see the shimmer, but I promise you it’s there.
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Hope you’re having a crafty day, thanks for stopping by.
Other Supplies: Cuttlebug border dot embossing folder. Hot pink satin ribbon and gem. Matt Spray (Helmar)
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What an elegant card, Therese! I love the window design, and that little pink detail on the corner is just perfect and looks adorable.
I have to try that chalk technique, it’s so soft and very pretty! Love the video too.
Beautiful card! Thanks for the video how-to, Therese. Love the pretty pink flowers peeking through the ‘window’.
Great card and video. I have some chalks and had no idea what to do with them! (found them on a recent tidy up – they came in a pack of other goodies) – so thank you for the tutorial. Um does that mean the stools are gone?
beautiful card. love the subtle chalking and the row of black dots.
Crafters…the only people in the world who believe you when you say ‘you can’t see it, but it’s totally sparkly!’ 😀 And I was kinda hoping for a shot of the new set up too 🙂
Another gorgeous window card! That little tab accent with the rhinestone is awesome!
What an awesome technique. You have created a really pretty and feminine card 🙂
This technique is the reason I have a palette of chalks….. love the subtle tone on tone flowers in contrast to the bold black frame.
you new camera set up obviously works well… love your videos Therese :0)
Jenny x
Beautiful card! Thanks for joining us at Runway Inspired Challenge!
I LOVE this! The frame shape, the soft tone on tone image and the adorable little tab and gem. Gorgeous!