Thursday, April 19, 2012

Miss You!

Hello! I am back with another card for this week Freshly Made Sketches by Rita WrightIt's a wonderful blog with extremely talented ladies on board, and I am really happy participating in their sketch challenge every week. I am inspired by all the other beautiful entries. Such a great site!

Here is my take on this week's sketch!


I am glad to make this card because it's little different from the usual card that I make. Yes, I have added some paper roses to create some 3D effect :) This is the first time I ever made roses using paper and I guess it turned out well! I used to make roses out of ribbons during my school days. I was so excited to make one after a long time. Well, for this card, I heat embossed the roses with white glitter powder to make it little shiny over the petals. The rest of the stuff are pretty simple - "Miss You" sentiment, two gold brads on the corners, and lovely swirls to finished off the card. 
Closer View
Hope you like it and thanks for stopping by! :)

8 comments:

  1. Your paper roses are absolutely gorgeous, I can't believe it's your first time making them! Thanks for sharing your pretty card with us at Freshly Made Sketches.

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  2. Wow ... what a beautiful card ...I love your floral bouquet and I love your clean styling!
    Thanks for joining us this week at Freshly Made Sketches!!!

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  3. Really great job with the sketch. I love those paper roses! Thanks for sharing with us at Freshly Made Sketches this week!

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  4. Beautiful card! Your roses are amazing!

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  5. Your card is just lovely! Great little cluster of blooms!!

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  6. The paper roses are amazing Valliam! I love how you gave them a shimmery effect with the glitter powder. Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches!

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    1. Hi Jen! Thanks for choosing me as your Perfect Princess this week :)

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  7. Thanks to all for your lovely comments! I just love to make cards for FMS sketches!

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