8/8/11

Beau Chateau

Sorry I missed the PPA Challenge last week.  I made my card and it turned out to be in the wrong colors for the challenge!!!  Can you believe that!.  We decided not to post it as it would confuse everyone… I thought to myself, no it wouldn’t everyone knows me by now!!!  lol

Anyway, on to this card… which is not the one I created for the PPA last week.

I wanted to make a Lace Gathered Flower and really liked the Beau Chateau, even though it is so not my style.  But I do love this DSP.  So I went with my go to layout on this 6 X 3 card.

Beau Chateau, Ribbon Flower, Carla's Scraps (2) 

I used Blushing Bride with it instead of Pink Pirouette.  I liked how it toned it down a bit.  P Pirouette was just too bright a pink and I didn’t think it worked well with my card.  I actually distressed the Butterfly just because I never do that.

My Gathered Lace Ribbon Flower is made by  using about a 3/4 yard or so of lace and making a running stitch with a needle and thread and then gathering it.  I then made a circle and sewed it shut.  The Lace Ribbon Leaves are just a folded piece of ribbon and sewn down the middle.  You’ll notice I slipped a length of Lace Ribbon under the Blushing Bride Ribbon.

Here’s the other Gathered Ribbon Lace Flower I made awhile back, if you’d like to see it.

My supplies:

  • Beau Chateau DSP
  • Blushing Bride and Whisper White Cardstock
  • Blushing Bride Ribbon
  • Lace Ribbon from my stash
  • Butterfly Punch
  • Lacey Circle Die, Nestibilites
  • Silver Gems

I hope you enjoyed my card today and my new blog design.  I created it myself using a digital kit and Elements 9.  I have some tweaking to do yet, but it should be all finished soon.  Have an awesome day and I’ll see you on Thursday with the correct PPA Challenge!!!  lol 

 

Upcoming:  I have another Beau Chateau card that is so easy and simple and lets the DSP shine thru.  Plus, I’ll post my PPA card that I did in the wrong colors, under an assumed name. 

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23 comments:

Amy Papale said...

Beautiful card Carla! I love the lace ribbon flower!

Linda Fisher said...

INCREDIBLE! I love your 'flower' power! Your new blog design is perfect for you, very crisp and clean...really cool details, scissors, butterfly, ribbon and check it out...are those envelopes?

Denise Willerton said...

What a Fabulous card Carla your ribbon is stunning...actually the entire cards is!!!TFS and have a wonderful day

lisa808 said...

Your ribbon flower is beautiful! Of course, the whole overall card is!

Love your new blog banner & buttons. So pretty and in my favorite shades.

Patti MacLeith said...

Wow, Carla! The card is pretty and you are becoming a blog designer! Another job for you? It's beautiful!

Nancy said...

Carla, first off I noticed your new blog right off the bat, I love it, of course purple flowers are just one of my many "things". Secondly, your card is a stunner, who cares if you missed the colors, this one is gorgeous and the lace flower is beautiful. Thanks for the tips too.

Linda Callahan said...

Wow...........................................this is me speechless.................Your card is a beauty as always.............but your blog design is a stunner! Fabulous - terrific - wonderful - and so you! And you did it yourself - you are amazing! If I were your neighbor I would be driving you crazy for lessons :)

Kim said...

HEY Carla!!!!! Its been SO long, so glad I popped in to see this beauty. So Carla!! :) LOVE your new blog design too - gorgeous!!

Ruza's Craft Corner said...

WoW .... this is gorgeous! So soft & elegant!

... Love the new blog! ;o)

Diane - oliverdi@att.net said...

Carla this card is just lovely. Love your lacey flower! I also like how you added lace below your ribbon.. so clever. The colors are perfect too, as is the beautiful purples of your new blog design. YOU are truely the Queen of Flowers. Hugs

Mary said...

Lovely card! Also like the new look of your blog too!

maryr917 said...

this is a beautiful card carla-love the lace flower-I was wondering where your sample was from the ppa challenge-I thought you were on vacation

Pam~ said...

Wow, this so elegant and beautiful Carla! Love it!!! Your blog, is gorgeous ... you did a fabulous job designing it! Too funny about the PPA challenge. I wondered where your card was. Have a great day!

Angela said...

Wow! Such a beautiful card! And your new blog look is gorgeous! I love all the purple.

Sue Deane said...

What a beautiful card! I really love the ribbon flower too. Where did you get your silver gems?

Joannna Munster said...

Gorgeous Card Carla! And your blog is just beautiful!!! I love the colors and design! It is so You!!! Hugs, J

Bobbi's Paper Trail said...

Hi Carla! Love this card and the colors are just great! I see why you chose the lighter pink... :-) I loce your style! Hugs, Bobbi

A Touch of SOL said...

Amiga...Just Gorgeous! Love the lace flower...would be cute on a headband for Solimar...

Viv said...

OMG! You did it again!! STUNNING Carla, simply stunning!! xxx

Darlene Gabriel said...

WOW what an elegant card! This is so soft and romantic. I love pink and white and this is perfect. Love your flower and lace. Thank you for sharing this beauty.

Cherie said...

Carla, Your new blog design is simply gorgeous! I LOVE purple! Your card is lovely! I really like the lace flower. You are an inspiration to me!

Mike Funke said...

Gorgeous jub, Carla. It looks like a real carnation! Great color combo for a wedding card too!
Mike

Nikki Bond said...

So soft and pretty....a real eye catcher! :)

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