Maybe I can dream that I have the style of one of these glamorous models at Runway Inspired Challenge and can put together an outfit as stunning as this (let alone look good in it too lol), but I’m afraid for me, I didn’t inherit that gene….. all I can say is I’m lucky I wear a uniform to work, I would have a melt down every morning if I had to actually choose what I had to wear.
Anyhoo I digress, I thought I would film while I made this card as I had a request to show how I made this card HERE.
You can watch it here or Watch it at Youtube.
I used this fab sketch from Chrissy at CAS(E) this Sketch, she always knows how to challenge us! Thanks for stopping by, Hugs
Other Supplies: Cardstock SBB – Apricot, Fireberry, Carrot, Poppy, Smoke.
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WOW!!!! Fantastic design, Therese! The graduated colours add such pizazz!!
Holy smokes! Is this ever eye catching! Love this fantastic design!!!
Very effective. Fab card.
As for the uniform – LOL I get my outfit out the night before and I get to wear jeans most days to work – I certainly don’t look like a run way model – I didn’t get that gene either.
Simply awesome card and a perfect take on the photo!
I am definitely going to case your card if you dont mind , simply stunning and it works so well with the graduated colours . Great video once again really helps but you do make it look so easy.
Marie
Girl, this ROCK me OFF my chair, beyond wonderland Therese, straight outta this orbit!
Wow, Therese, what a stunning take on the RIC … awesome!! Anita 🙂
This card just pops off the page in the gallery!
Absolute winner!!!
Absolutely stunning!
Gorgeous! I love the colors you took from the RIC!!!
This is absolutely blow me away gorgeous Therese.
I just love your take on the inspiration photo, Therese! Absolutely, positively AMAZING!!!
Thank you again for the video 🙂
Very stunning card! I was really impressed on how perfectly you stamped the background image.
But you certainly can assemble a superbly styled card!!!!
Love the tunnel effect, Therese. And the colours are stunning – well done!
Wow. This is absolutely amazing. Love the geometric look of this, and then you soften it with a butterfly. You’ve got a winner here. Love this. Bev
Wow Therese…stunning card! You amaze me. Truly.
omg therese this is stunning!!! i love the depth of the circles! wow!!!!!!!!!
~tracey
Stunning!!
Love what you do with your spellbinders. Great job. Thanks for playing along with us in the CAS(E) this sketch! challenge and hope to see you again.
Fantastic! I knew this was your card – I saw a similar one in a magazine and loved it then!
Loving the dimensions on your card…so fun.
Mesmerizing it is…
Such a brilliant effect and those mellow oranges just draw you in!!
Great tutorial too :0)
This is a beautiful unforgettable card, Therese. Love it. Thanks for the tutorial.
I see a winner right there… simply gorgeous !!
So Fabulous! Amazing design indeed 🙂
just stunning!
The contrasting colours look amazing. Love this layered look.
hahaha, you made me laugh with your uniform comment! Me too I can’t STAND having to pick what to wear – and if I actually had to try to look good? Every day? ACK!
This card is incredible – so much dimension, and the mix of colour & pattern makes it appear almost like one of those optical illusion illustrations! So, so neat!
Love your layering and use of colors! What a stunning card, Therese! So glad that you join the fun with us at Runway Inspired Challenge!
After seeing your video, I am swooning over the gradient of orange! Thanks for the video!
I saw your name over at the RIC blog and had to check out your card. I’ve never seen this technique – so unique! Thanks so much for the video and the link for your other card – a stunner as well.
Therese, this card really stands out in the RIC gallery, love what you did here! Congrats!
Hip, hip hooray for your fashionista status! This truly is a humdinger of a card!
CONGRATS on your RIC Fabulous Fashionista!!!
Love this card. The colors are wonderful. thanks for sharing.
Hi, I sent you an email tonight asking some questions. I am trying to case for a swap, I have never felt I have much creativity so I case and give credit. I am using some different materials but I just can’t figure out the layering of the dies. I keep trying different sizes of the Spellbinders circles but can’t keep them from overlapping in the left corner. Asked for the sizes to help me get it.
This card takes your breath away! Also, the oval one you did that got published was awesome too-that little bird was such a inch touch.
I love all your works of art!
Nancy in Colorado