It's the 17th of the month which means it's time to party with that cute little
waltzing mouse! And today the little furry fellow is feeling lucky.
If a four-leaf clover is good luck, how lucky is a wreath of four-leaf clovers?
I made the wreath using the Silhouette Cameo. While I cut the clovers from different shades of green cardstock, I cut the bow from white cs and colored it with Copics. The sentiment and pretty frame are from Waltzingmouse Stamps Fancy Phrases, stamped in New Leaf ink and matted on Berry Sorbet cs.
For this second card, I used one of the first Waltzingmouse Stamp sets I purchased and still one of my favorites, Irish Blessings. I also used the beautiful digital stamp, designed and offered by Claire.Thank you, Claire!
Again using the Cameo, I resized the stamp, used the trace feature, and finally the print and cut feature to get my cut stamp.Then I colored it with Copics. I stamped the sentiment and the clovers from Irish Blessings on a panel of Aqua Mist cs and then impressed it with a linen impression plate. I stitched the halves of two doilies and then added the sweet bouquet.
Happy Saint Patrick's Day and the luck of the Irish be with ye!
Supplies:
Stamps: Irish Blessings, Fancy Phrases, digital stamp (Waltzingmouse Stamps)
Ink: Memento Black Tuxedo (Tsukineko); New Leaf, Aqua Mist (PTI)
Paper: Aqua Mist, Berry Sorbet, Stamper's Select White (PTI), green (the Paper Studio), Blending Card by X Press It (Copic)
Other: Silhouette Cameo; Copics; Parisian Lace Doily die, Linen Impression Plate(PTI), French Pastry Tiny Doily Die (Cheery Lynn Designs)
I love those die cut shamrocks on your first card, and I love the pale blue teamed with the coloured shamrock bouquet on your second card, so pretty matched with the doily too!
ReplyDeleteWow! I really like the shamrocks you cut out on your first card. But it's the beauitful bunch of shamrocks on the second card that I just love, with the soft pastel green and sweet sentiment too! I must have a go at the print and cut on my cameo!
ReplyDeleteluv these cards, very sweet..so glad you joined us for the WM party...have a wonderful week!
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both cards look amazing and I really like how you added touches of non-traditional colors on them.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are really super.
ReplyDeleteBoth beautiful cards Cammie.
ReplyDeleteTwo totally terrific cards! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteCammie these are both gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteLove that shamrock wreath...
and that incredible bow!!
And is that not the most gorgeous shamrock image out there?
I love that bouquet!! :)
Looks like you are getting great use of your Cameo…Cammie. I would say there is lots of luck with a wreath of shamrocks. Both are beautiful . I love the set Irish Blessings … it just never ends up in my cart.
ReplyDeleteI love your shamrock wreath: such a great idea!! and the frame nested in it is the perfect touch!!
ReplyDeleteLove how you used different shades of green in your wreath--so pretty! And I adore the soft colors in your second card. Your design with the bouquet done in a small size with the doilies is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteTwo wonderful designs on your cards Cammie! love the shamrock wreath and posie on the doily!
ReplyDeleteTwo wonderful designs on your cards Cammie! love the shamrock wreath and posie on the doily!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing, Cammie! I LOVE how you colored that die cut bow...it looks like a stamped image! What a sweet idea to make a shamrock wreath. The second one really captured my heart...it's so feminine and delicate. Beautiful coloring on the bouquet and love how it's settled on the half doilies. ADORE the tone on tone stamped shamrocks along the border! Wispy and wonderful!
ReplyDeleteTwo incredible cards, Cassie. I love them both with each design capturing the theme perfectly. Awesome job.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sentiment!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Your shamrock wreath is so cheerful, and the stellar coloring on the bow makes it look like ribbon. The second card is lovely - you perfectly combined all of the elements!
ReplyDeleteLove both!! I have to say I adore the second....love the colors half doilies, stitching, sentiment, and stamped border!! Seems like I'm favoring one "child" over the other as they are both wonderful!!
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