Hello!
Today is the monthly blog party at Waltzingmouse Stamps. This month's theme is doilies. Doilies are still showing up everywhere, which is great since I love to use them. For this month's party, I pulled inspiration from one of the first photos that I pinned on Pinterest.
Combined with that inspiration, I used the Dainty Doilies Large and Dainty Doilies 2, Small sets to create this card.
This card is really tall (8.5") but needed to be large enough to accommodate the design. It is always fun to make cards that vary from the normal size now and again.
The doilies were stamped onto Kraft cardstock in white ink and heat embossed with white detail powder. I die cut them all with the Big Scalloped Circles Lrg set from Spellbinders. I inked the edges of the doilies and then adhered them with a combination of double sided and foam dimensional adhesive. I opted to skip the sentiment - I really couldn't decide on a good place to put it, plus it lets the doilies take center stage.
I won't keep you any longer, I know that there are going to be a ton of fabulous creations in the party that you'll want to check out. So head over to the WMS Blog, be inspired, and get your doily on!
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Recipe
STAMPS: Dainty Doilies Large, Dainty Doilies 2, Small, Way Out West - Waltzingmouse Stamps
CARDSTOCK: Rustic White - PTI; Lake House, Kraft - Wplus9
INK: White - Wplus9
OTHER: Detail White Embossing Powder - Stampendous; Big Scalloped Circles Lrg - Spellbinders Paper Arts
This is so beautiful. Those doilies look realy great all lined up like that.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! I love how you used all the doilies to make your own card runner, so clever.
ReplyDeleteAnya this is just so beautiful. Love your inspiration and how you interpreted it on your card. That set is now on my wish list!
ReplyDeletefabulous inspiration turned into an even more fabulous creation :-)
ReplyDeleteI tried a doily on kraft card and it was an epic fail. Thank GOD I did not post it next to this stunner, heeee! Reminds me of snow falling! The woodgrain background with the touch of blue really makes them pop. So gorgeous and serene, Anya!
ReplyDeleteAnya!!!!! Gorgeous!!!! Soooo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture on which to gain inspiration for this fantastic card. Perfect color combination and I adore the wood grain background. Subtle but holds a big WOW!
ReplyDeleteThat is a tall card, but how gorgeous it looks with all those doilies scattered across it. It really does remind me of your inspiration picture Anya...love this one!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Love the white doilies on the kraft card with that pretty blue - stunning work!
ReplyDeleteAnya :) clean, elegant, stunning ..such a good idea and perfect inspiration :) Love how simple and elegant it is :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Anya! the kraft and white are wonderful on this! A wonderful card from your lovely inspiration photo!
ReplyDeleteLove the PI terest pic and fabulous interpretation!! All those doilies on kraft!!
ReplyDeleteperfection!! love it!!
ReplyDeleteAnya, that's AWESOME! What a great job interpreting the inspiration pic!! This is stunning!!
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous and tall! I love to make tall cards every now and then too, but don't think I have made one quite this tall. I always struggle finding the right envie if I make too tall. This is an absolute fantastic take on your inspiration! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLovin' the white on Kraft here, Anya. You are a master at working from inspiration photos. Well done!
ReplyDeleteSo simple and absolutely stunning...can't beat white embossing on kraft!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Love the doilies stamped and embossed!
ReplyDeleteLove how you got your inspiration! Your tall card is gorgeous! Love the all white embossed doilies just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful Anya! Soft but still striking!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteLove the inspiration pic...
and what came from it is perfection! :)
What a beautifully modern take on a doily card, love it!!
ReplyDeleteSorry I'm late! Love how you showcased all those different beautiful doilies - the white on neutral is gorgeous and it totally rocks that pinterest photo!
ReplyDeletejust love the inspiration photo and your interpretation, awesome!
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