You may remember I was on a bokeh kick awhile back. Well bokeh met stars for this card.
I stamped the bokeh dots on the cardbase and then adhered vellum between the base and the textured and die cut CS. Added sequins like the night stars and one star "falling" with the sentiment. "Wishes", as in "wish on a falling star." I kinda liked the idea. But the mag didn't.
I was happy to get some constructive criticism on this one and was told that the sentiment didn't really fit the theme and it was hard to read. OK. Back to the drawing board.
I tweaked this guy and tried again. Just keep watching.
I'm joining the Christmas in July fun over at CAS on Sunday as well as at The Paper Players #153.. Join in.
Supplies warm wishes:
Paper: CS Bringmann, American Crafts, vellum
Stamps: sentiment Penny Black
Ink: Hero Arts, Adirondack, Versamark
Tools: die Sizzix
Other: crochet thread, sequins
So pretty! Love the bokeh stamping behind the vellum with the textured cardstock!
ReplyDeleteAt least they gave you some feedback :) I love how the sequins look like they've floated out of the star - like bokeh bubbles.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bokeh stamping and gorgeous colors!
ReplyDeleteI quite like this one. I love the bokeh effect behind the vellum, and the texture of the cardstock. It's soft and lovely. Not a reject in my book! Bev
ReplyDeleteWell I think they're all nut jobs!! I would be over the moon to print all of your stunning creations if I had a magazine to do so! Awesome, as ever, Maria!!
ReplyDeleteLove your design! Such a great card!
ReplyDeleteI like the sequins and the vellum under the cut out star looks like there are twinkling lights under it
ReplyDeleteGreat card, Maria. Love that cut out star with the vellum. Thank you for joining us at CAS on Sunday. Luv, Wilma
ReplyDeleteI agree with everyone else--this is wonderful! The vellum is perfect and I love how you've used the star die-cut...magical! Thank you for joining us at The Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous technique...so soft & pretty for a Christmas card! So glad you shared this with us at The Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous technique and I love that you captured the same colors with the fabulous placement of the sequins. Clean and stunning. So glad you joined the Paper Players this week
ReplyDeleteJaydee