Here is the card I made for my lovely hubby's birthday.
It is also my entry for this week's Truly Scrumptious blog challenge, which consists of a sketch and the added challenge of 'Flower Power'. I used a little artistic licence and used Fleur de Lys for my flowers as it's a masculine-themed card.
I decided to use the Sugar Nellie Knight Luca stamp for this card. I stamped it out twice onto Craft Planet Silver Satin card using Jet Black Staz-On ink and cut the images out. The feather and shield quadrants were stamped onto patterned papers from the HOTP Classic Cardmakers Creative pack and attached to the shield image.
The image was matted onto ovals of white card and silver satin card embossed with the Cuttlebug Diamond in the Rough folder.
Two shields were cut out and decorated with papers from the Classic Creative pack, along with a matching panel.
The Fleur de Lys were stamped using morsel stamps from the See D's Vintage Collection stamp set in the corners of the white panel and on the shields. The sentiment was computer-generated.
HMFMC #428 ATG or Winter
3 days ago
11 comments:
brilliant card...I love your knight in shining armour...thanks for joining in the TS challenge xxx
this is excellent,love it
kayx
This is brilliant, I love your interpretation of the sketch. Thanks for joining in our challenge.
What a great idea! I love how you've used the side shapes as shields and the sentiment is perfect! Thanks for joining in with the Truly Scrumptious challenge!
Beth xx
Fantastic card, its brilliant, love the knight and fab colours.
luv
Debby
Wow what a great card for your hubby - fantastic idea - love it!
Thanks for joining us this week
Dawn
OMG - this is fabulous Kathleen. Fantastic take on the sketch and your paperpiecing is great. Love the sentiment it perfect for the image.
Thanks for joining us at TS.
hugs Heather xx
this is an amazing card, well done
fabulous card - love the image and shields xx
What a fab card!!!
I absolutely love this shining armour card!! Can you give me the websites to get the materials you used?
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