Seriously though, I absolutely love this gorgeous cake stand stamp by Jo Firth Young. It looks fabulous on a really clean and simple background and was actually really easy to fussy cut too. I've dragged the colour of the baubles down into the dish to help the illusion that it is glass. I think it really looks effective and, once again, it is a very simple thing to do. I left my pencils in their box and stuck with my Copic Markers for this one.
Here's the shape of the card and you can see the background is very clean and simple. You could make it a one layer card but I really like the way the focal image stands away from the background with this style of card.
It will be back to monsters tomorrow... They miss me if I don't play with them regularly...
Thanks for dropping by. If you've got a few more cards still to make, why not give this one a try. It's really quick and easy.
Lx
Wow Lauren! This is really stunning! So colourful and clever too. Love it!
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
great use of this fab stamp. my flat cards look really boring now!
ReplyDeleteIt's a super card
ReplyDeleteLOVE this Lauren, you're so clever with the reflection idea too....I might steal it ha ha
ReplyDeleteHugs
Donna xx
just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love your gorgeous take on the set too, Lauren. Love your colouring too. For some reason your new posts don't appear in my reading list so I'm sorry to be a little late commenting on this post mate.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend
Kathyk
What a fabulous festive card - love the vivid colours against the stark white, and the great touch of sparkle!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Just swung by to make sue I'd not missed a new post from you (given bloggers reluctance to let me know when pals post) and just noticed your glorious new "snoozy staffie" pic!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas matey
Kathyk