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Thursday, November 29, 2007
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7 comments:
The snowflakes are definitely more vibrant in this version! The only thing I would say "weakly" is I don't think you need the blue edging around the card. But it doesn't look bad- guess I just like clean white snow! LOL
This card is lovely.
Thanks Heather, I see what you're saying. I'll leave that option open for my guests, to sponge or not to sponge!
Thanks, Flossie, for you kind comments as well!
Kristin
This card doesn't need stamping critique!! I love both versions. I wonder what it would look like if the sentiment wasn't centered, but off to the left a bit? I dont' really need to know because I would be proud to have made these cards.
I like the first one better....
I love how bright the snowflakes are in this version. I like the accent snowflake (in the circle punch) on both of the cards. They're both beautiful. I can't quite tell in the picture, but it looks like you put these bright, vibrant snowflakes on top of a brown layer of card stock. Perhaps if you put it on a bright blue to match the snowflakes, it would make them pop more. I like the ribbon on the card too. Great job!
I really love both cards - the blue ever so slightly more because of the sponging. Both cards and both colours work - you have the options of colours, sponging and ribbon to play with and appeal to varying tastes so this card should work well for your stamp camp.
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