Sometimes we just need to be reminded that we are loved and who we are is more than enough. I loved this Angie girl and the sentiments that came with her. I just had to stamp her and color her up.
The stamp set is A Little Warmth, an Angie girl. I suppose technically, she is a little more fall in nature, but she looked powerful to me and ready to take on the world with her coffee, purse and power colors.
I stamped both her and the sentiments with Brutus Monroe Raven ink and colored her up using Copic markers. I decided to cut her image into an oval using a My Favorite Things STAX die that had cross stitch details on it. The diecut behind the girl, is a tonic studios die. I cu that out of some copper mirrored cardstock. I decided to purposely not pop out all of the inside pieces. It gave my card a little more distressed look without too much mess.
Finishing up the card, the “Today” sentiment was popped up and I laid the “remember how loved you are strip just under it. Rounding out the card some copper jewels were added for a little bling. I can’t leave a card without some bling. 🙂
AND…since it is Wednesday, and if you are anything like me, are hoping this week wraps up quickly so I can enjoy the weekend, I thought a 2nd card would be fun. It’s simple, but classic.
Sometimes simple is best. I used one of the butterflies form the Butterfly Beauty Kit. I heat embossed it using some Brutus Monroe Coral embossing powder and then fussy cut it out.
The background was a My Favorite Things coverplate that is no longer available. I placed strips of foam tape behind the thick strips and put it onto a white card base to give it some dimension. I stamped the sentiment, “you were just what I needed.” using Brutus Monroe Raven ink. I got this sentiment in one of the grab bags, so I don’t know what kit it is from, however, a simple search shows these two kits have a sentiment that is very similar. You Are Just What I Needed and Just What I Needed
The butterfly was adhered using some pop dots and finally, some dark blue bling added. They really sparkle when the light hits them just so.
Don’t forget to leave a comment to be eligible for the Unity stamp prize pack at the end of the week. Have a fabulous Wednesday. You’ve got this! Make the day count!!
Lovely cards
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I love you choice of card today,Beautiful
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We always love Angie Girls, don’t we. The copper really warms up the card, as do the colors you choose. The butterfly is great, but Angie Girls remain an all time favorite for me
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Love your cards!
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Another amazing group of cards…especially love the sentiment on each.
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Gorgeous cards
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Both cards are just lovely! Of course, I love all the Angie Girls as well as butterflies. That’s a no-brainer! lol But I also love the pretty die you used with the Angie Girl. I have one that’s similar and love when a lot of the pieces don’t fall out. I love that look.
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Lovely cards! Love the color scheme of the first card with that amazing die cut! Untouched were right to leave in some of the shapes. Your second card is just simply sweet ( love the butterfly)!
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Not sure why autocorrect put “untouched“ in place of what should read “You were”
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I love the background you did for the Angie Girl! Both cards are stunning!
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Wow! I love both of your cards today… they are wonderful! And thank you so much for the reminder to not send cards only on special occasions, but to send them simply to let folks know how much they are loved.
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These cards definitely send great messages! Nice job!
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I love these cards. The sentiments are perfect. I like how you layered those fancy backgrounds behind your images.
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I really like the cards you showed us today! The first is so interesting that you left some of the pieces in to add the texture!
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Lovely cards! Love that girl, she does look like she has it all together. You made a good choice with the background, too. Thanks for the fun and interesting post! 🙂
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Nice cards. I love black/white on cards with a pop of color.
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Wonderful cards! I really love the butterfly card especially! That sentiment is so awesome!
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Both are wonderful. I like the look of the copper mirror stock and how you left some of the cuts in.
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Pretty cards! Love the coloring and pretty background on your first card, and the butterfly is lovely on your second card!
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Both of those cards are wonderful. I love the die cut background piece on that first card.
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I have over 60 Angie girls. I love them all. Very nice cards today. Thank you.
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LOVE the background on the first card…not popping out all of the details really makes it connect and pop. I have that MFT cover plate…never thought to use it like this!
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It means so much to know you are loved. You are so right. I especially like the clean and simple card the best. Keep up the great work!
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Love your Angie girl card! Super fun mixed media look!
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Love her purple scarf. Great job!
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Lovely backgrounds, coloring and stamps. Just wonderful cards.
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Both great cards! LOVE them Angie girls!
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I really like how you made your “distressed” background on your Angie Girl card. So pretty!
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Love your style these cards are great!
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I love this girl. The color of deep purple and mustard are awesome together. I love cards with feeling of all different seasons. Great card!
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Love that you didn’t pop out all the pieces of your background! Great cards!! Thanks for sharing with us!
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Beautiful cards! I can’t think of anyone who wouldn’t love to be the recipient of your cards!
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That’s very sweet, thank you
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