Such a pretty set consisting of three images and three sentiments. Such an easy set to use! I kept this one simple so you could see just how pretty this lighthouse image is. I simply stamped the focal image in chocolate ink on watercolor paper and then stamped the shells and birds on the kraft cardstock in versamark ink. I added some shells with Crystal Effects and some twill ribbon with a large copper brad.
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18 comments:
Beautiful card, Cathy! I love the stamped background!
love the simplicity of it Cathy, the twill is great!
I think the distressing of the paper really goes well with this image, as well as the shells and the twill...Beautiful Work Cathy!!
Beautiful! Love the CAS style!
I looked all over for shells or a shell charm and I couldn't find a thing!!! I love what you did here!!!
Lovely card! I just love that lighthouse! Kristin did a great job with the sentiments in this set!
I love the twill ribbon with this, Cathy! The seashells are the perfect touch : )
Simple and so Sweet! I love your beachy-feel card and those shells are perfect!
This Friendly Light set is so cool. It's going on my list immediately.
LOVE it! What a great scene!
simply wonderful! Great card and a very beachy feel!
Absolutely beautiful! The kraft paper really sets off the lighthouse image :)
Beautiful card! Love the kraft background with the versamark.
The Kraft background gives the feel of the beach. Lovely!
This is one awesome and inspiring card.
I love working with Kraft paper. Fabulous.
I really think this is one the best beach scene cards I have ever seen! It so soothing and just makes you want to take off your shoes and relax! Great Job!
I love the kraft paper in this one, and the real shells are the perfect accent for the scene.
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