Monday, 23 October 2023

Treats on Tuesday at Magenta

Hi everyone, I'm over at Magenta with a very simple CAS card which could be used for lots of different occasion. I hope you head over and check out how I made this card.




Stamps used

0854.P 
Dainty Umbels

07.916
Script
07.1017.F


Card Recipe
Stamps: Magenta
Paper: 110lb White
Ink: Ranger Distress Oxide, Versafine Clair Nocturn
Accessories: Gold Gel Pen
Techniques: Stamping

14 comments:

aussie aNNie said...

Absolutely love black and white theme, this is a stunning CAS design and the stamping is lovely ! ♥

Loll said...

This is a gorgeous card that could be for so many occasions. So beautiful Christine! xx

crafty-stamper said...

Beautiful monochrome card love the flower/seed heads and script background.
Carol x

HilaryJane said...

Love that subtle background and monotone look. So stylish xx

Pat said...

The black and white with just a touch of gold pen on the flowers is so elegant and pretty Christine...a really beautiful CAS card. x

Susan said...

Love the black and white, especially with the touches of gold. Fabulous card!

Bonnie said...

Such a classy card, Christine! Love the black and white with touches of gold and that wonderful sentiment!

Lisa Elton said...

Wow, this is beautiful, Christine!

Julia Aston said...

A beautiful CAS design with the text background and sweet dainty Umbels! Julia xx

Papercraft Boutique said...

This is truly beautiful and elegant, Christine! The gold sparkly flower ends are so pretty, especially against the monochromatic stamped flowers and script background!
Hideko xx

Trina P. said...

Simple elegance is what comes to mind when I saw this. Fabulous card!

Trina P. said...

Me again! Didn’t finish my thought… needed to add “before I even read your post” simple elegance was what came to mind. 😉

Leslie Miller said...

Simple and beautiful! The script background adds so much.

BożenA said...

You're definitely right that this stamp can be used in so many ways. Your card reminds me of late summer, when wild carrots appear in the meadows
xx