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I have a box full of cards ...and nothing to mail out. *LOL*



Graphic 45 card

Hello friends! :) I was just sorting through my box of completed cards and realized how much I've grown as a cardmaker. And how some of my older cards need a redo! *LOL*

I'm re-evaluating my card-making strategy though...a box full of completed cards.... yet when I need one, I almost always can't find a suitable one in my stash to mail out. And end up having to make a new one....so much for being ahead in the game! :)

This card was inspired by the vintage challenge week at 365 cards.

Supplies: Patterned papers by Graphic 45, green trim by Webster's Pages, Ranger Distress Ink,  button, burlap, swirly chipboard, wrinkle ribbon.

P/s: Don't forget about my guest Mel's layered challenge...it ends on Friday! :)

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32 comments:

papertrails leaver said...

Love it! I know what you mean about not having the right card. Sae thing on my front most of the time.

Unknown said...

I intended to enter this challenge but have loads of stuff to do already.I like your take on the challenge....an ecletic mixture of rustic and vintage

Crafterkhush said...

Great take on the sketch Yvonne.. The bursts of colour kinda makes it eye catching... !!

Erin (Homemade Cards by Erin) said...

I love it!!! I totally understand what you mean about the box full of cards. Love this Graphic 45 paper (I have it and it's somewhere in that pile I call my craft desk).

Indira Tanwar said...

Lovely card! I am also in the same boat as you. A stack of cards lying with me, and when I see my old cards, I feel I can do something more with them :)

Cheers,
Indira
http://arty-sorts.blogspot.com/

Hussena said...

really liked your card nice shabby chic feel to it,liked that burlap layering very pretty card.

Erum Tasneem said...

This is gorgeous! I too have so many cards stuffed in a draw and whenever I want to send something out, nothing seems right!
I thought the layered challenge was for LO's only?

Ujjwal said...

Love this card! The chipboard swirl and the buttons compliment the sweet picture beautifully!

Blossom inch said...

this is gorgeous!

Robin said...

It is really funny how our styles change and evolve in short periods of time... I just sent a huge envelop of cards away to my mom to use that I hadn't!
Robin

Lynnda said...

Fabulous card Yvonne... sort of fusion to my eyes... vintage-y with a touched of colors... just gorgeous... hugs...xoxo

P/S: My goodfriend stole my box of cards!!!! How lucky HE!!!... :(

Lea said...

Such a cute card! Love how you framed out the image, very eye catching!

Ella Swan said...

This is loely Yvonne! MIne are almost finished!! Yes I don't know how to make cards "more versatile" so that we have the perfect one for the occassion - as you say it's near impossible!

Isha Gupta said...

I always like your style and creation Yvonne and this one is stunning too.

farmhouse-story said...

me, too! its amazing how i never have the "right" card! love the image on this sweet card, yvonne!

Sherry Eckblad said...

love the card especially that chipboard flourish. Only one box of cards? I have five of those photo boxes full of them. I usually give them away as Christmas gifts to my 3 sisters and 4 sister-in-laws.

Julie Tucker-Wolek said...

I loveeeeeeeeeeeeee this! I loveeeeeeeee the Graphic 45 line and loving the burlap!! :):):):):):):):):):)

Handmade Cards by Archana said...

nice card Yvonne!

Karen B. said...

Cool card. Would love to know some of your process on how you will re=evaluate your card making process. What goes behind that such creative head of yours? I also have too many cards on hand. Think I need to slow down or something.

sandi said...

Wow! This is fantastic! I absolutely love everything about this! The swirl is perfect for blending the two sections together. Looks fab!

Kirsty Vittetoe said...

Haha... that sounds familiar!
And I love this one, love that you combine burlap with the Pixie collection from G45! Lovely card! Mail this out!!!!

Spardha said...

pretty card!.. love the stacking and layering! :)
hehe.. and I though I was the only one doing that! ;)

Angi Barrs said...

Gorgeous and very artistic. Love this Yvonne. :)

Trotter said...

Hi Yvonne! Fabulous!! All the 365...

The present post at Blogtrotter Two shows two wonders in Corsica: the views from Le Goeland Hotel room 15 and the Bocche di Bonifacio! Enjoy and have a wonderful week ahead!

Alice said...

LOVE da burlap in this!! did you just staple the whole thing to the card base? was wondering how you usually attach them to your cards. darling card, Yvonne!

Janetcraft said...

Hey, I love this image...so vintage..love the way you did this card..with the material background..love love this one!!!

Janetcraft said...

Hey, I love this image...so vintage..love the way you did this card..with the material background..love love this one!!!

RiNNE said...

What a beaut! The burlap/ kraft look amazing! I know what you mean about the cards - sometimes I use or write a sentiment that's truly unique. So it's harder to use!

TesaB said...

Awesome!!! What a fantastic image. Soooo sweet and magical. And burlap. I need to get me some burlap. I'm always awwwwing when you use it. Looks sooooo great!!!

Melanie - The Paper Retreat said...

OMG! I LOVE! The organic and vintage feel of your card is wonderful. Melanie

Audrey Pettit said...

Cute, cute, cute! Love the texture of the burlap here and love that Graphic45 image. :)

Cindy Lee said...

Lol, we have the same the 'problem'! I do have a box full of cards but none were good enough to mail out. Funny right? Love, love the use of burlap on this card! I wonder where I can get burlap here.

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