Hello, friends! The idea for this card actually started when I saw
this amazing card by my super talented friend
Michele Ferguson. Stunning, right?
I didn't move forward because my sequins are all boxed up. Then with a stroke of good fortune I received a little pack of sequins as a thank you with a recent Neat & Tangled purchase. Next, Winnie & Walter started hosting a slew of wonderful challenges, one of them being the
gold/metalic challenge and the stars started to aline.
CAS(E) this Sketch #143 was posted (I tipped the sketch) and my final source of inspiration was the good news that dear friends of mine are finalizing the adoption of their daughter next week. Lots of white for a sacred occasion mixed with bright colors for the joy and happiness that I'm sure they will be feeling.
You did a wonderful job CASEing Michele's card!! This is so pretty Lindsey and your friends will appreciate the love and thought that went into it!!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is a lucky, creative week! This is such a wonderful card for your friend--just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAnother fantastic card! Wow ... stunning! Love the white on white with a pop of color!
ReplyDeleteThanks again for joining us at Case this sketch!
Love how you flipped the sketch! Fabulous...way to rock your dies!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Lindsey!
ReplyDeleteNow I am feeling so super honored and loved by your shout-out, Lindsey! I love the occasion for the card, your tipping of the sketch, and the two-toned sentiment - W&W always a favorite! On a side note: I swear Tom brought your envelope to the post office TODAY!! and wouldn't those branches be gorgeous wood-grain embossed? See! YOU inspire me too!!
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This is beautiful, Lindsey! I love how you rotated the sketch & inked up your sentiment!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! Love the pop of color!
ReplyDeleteWhite on white is such an elegant look. You've added just the perfect pop of color on both cards.
ReplyDeleteOh my, this is just beautiful, Lindsey ... gorgeous white on white with just a touch of perfect colour ... a wonderful take on the lovely Michele's card! Hugs, Anita :)
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