I don't usually go for black cardstock, except for Halloween cards; but these two fit the scraps I had perfectly.
First is a gray top-fold card. The black panel is textured, and I wrapped some washi tape around the lower part. The red frame and silver butterfly were in my stash, so I decided to use them here. Since the butterfly was too plain, I stamped a butterfly swirl on its wing and embossed it. I attached it to the card front as shown with a SU dimensional. The verse was stamped in black and clear embossed, then cut down to the size I wanted.
TIP: For the curve on the left, I held a circle on the top and cut around it.
For the second card in black, I used two pieces of musical dsp cut down from a larger piece that had the words included. Since the lyrics were to "Strike Up the Band," I didn't think it would be appropriate for a pastor card! With the fold on the left, I tied some jute around it and added the music note I found in my stash from ages ago.
2 comments:
The black is lovely - it's very elegant. The red sets off the beautiful butterfly and all work so well with the sentiment. I love the music theme of the second card.
Love the butterfly and the music! A dark background can make a very striking card!
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