I love this Hero Arts shell die set and have been making several cards with it. The two cards here are for a recent bride and another bride-to-be for their blue beachy themes. Our Just Us Girls Die Week #791 Anything Goes starts today so I also made the cards with our challenge in mind! We hope you will play along and check out the team's blogs and our September guest Jaydee's blog for all the cardmaking details.
Hero Arts - Sophisticated Shells Die set
Simon Says Stamp - Wonky Stitched Rectangle dies
Stampin' Up! - Classic ink pad, Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp set (very old set)
Tim Holtz - Pearls
The first card was inspired by the idea of sand castle building and the second one used some of the leftover shells I had already die cut. I love the blue pearls with these shells.
Join us this week!
Carol Mc
12 comments:
Gorgeous card with the shells, Carol - card one makes me think of a Christmas tree (wouldn't that be a fun holiday card?!). And I love the trio of shells on card two; both are so pretty on that blue textured cardstock! I just got this set so thanks for the inspiration to use it!!
Love these fun shell dies!
Thanks so much Linda!
I agree with Linda, those shells would make a great holiday card! These are charming, Carol!
Carol...always love your cards! You know with little effort this could be the perfect Floridian Christmas tree... love it!
Lovely card congrats, 😊💐 happy day
Thank you ladies for the kind comments!
Both of these are fantastic! I love the soft blue backgrounds paired with those pretty shells. I agree with the first one being able to use as a Christmas card.
A duo of pretty shells cards; perfect for a bride and bride-to-be. I agree with the others: the first would make a delightful Florida Christmas tree card.
hugs~carol
Just gorgeous those sea shells by the sea shore Carol.
Carol, I love those white shells - and that you left them white. They pop against that fabulous textured background!
hugs
jaydee
The simple white on blue made great cards for the bride and bride-to-be, Carol, and kept with the beachy theme.
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