Tuesday, March 2, 2010

My Favorite Things




This is my entry for the MFT GDT-challenge for March. What a great challenge-to use text/sheet music paper on your design. I ended up using both. This card is so appropriate for this time of the year. Two friends are finally able to dine at the favorite outside cafe (because the snow has FINALLY melted). Live music is playing in the background. The flowers are beginning to bud - and one girl dresses a little safer- still in some warmer winter clothes, but the other girl is so GLAD spring is beginning to show, she has to wear a sundress! That is so like something I would do.

Anyhow, here are the deets for my card. I printed vintage sheet (from The Graphics Fairy) music onto cream cardstock, then printed Meet Me at the Cafe over that. I printed another copy of my digi onto Gina K. white CS, and colored with copics, and then cut out my image and glued it to the background piece. I paper pieced the plaid shirt and highlighted the shadows of it with copics. I stamped a branch on linen SEI paper, and added French knots, then made a flower from pages of an old book using Spellbinders blossom die, and spritzing it with Tattered Angels. My burgundy paper is SEI velvet paper, run through with a cuttlebug folder. I punched the scallop border, added some machine stitching in gold thread and added a bunch of pop dots. I really love how this card turned out.

This is also for the challenges at:
ABC - "P" Paper piecing
Digital Tuesday - Scallops
Flourishes - Scallops
Get Sketchy - spring

6 comments:

Teresa said...

beautiful card! I wish it was warmer here and NO snow!!! LOL

coldwaters2 said...

What a beautiful card I just adore the papers and your design I love it thank you so much for joining us at Digital Tuesday this week.

Hugs
Lorraine x

Jen said...

Your paper piecing is fabulous! I love the layout and papers too.
Thanks for joining in at the ABC challenge.
Hugs
Jen x

Cindy Haffner said...

gorgeous!

Betty Wright said...

Love the warm tones and vintage feel, Gini! Terrific card! Thanks so much for playing FTTC!

Dora said...

I love it!