Hi everyone...hope you're all having a happy Wednesday. Isn't the weather beautiful, today? Sunny and warm, perfect for bringing the cherry blossom on the trees to life!
I was expecting to get today's share of Clarity cards, posted this morning but my internet has been out all day. It's amazing how much you do rely on the internet...I actually felt cut off from the world without it! But it did allow me to experiment with my Cosmic Shimmer sprays and the Tattered Florals die and I am so excited with all the little creations I've come up with!!! Can't wait to show you all...
But before then, here's day three of my Clarity samples. I think a lot of you will recognise the first card as this was one of the samples that did get shown and wasn't leant on... *mischievous smile*!!
The second card in today's share, is using the infamous, Scotland stamps. To be honest, I really wanted the word, Scotland to do the talking on this card...so, I kept it simple. The flag of Scotland, embossing the stamped image in gold and just the thistle standing proud, against a cloudy background. For me, it said it all...it really didn't need anything else!
I hope you like today's cards and once again, thank you all for your lovely comments, yesterday and a big thank you to Lisa's hubby...I'm so glad you liked the geometric border card that I showed in yesterday's post! :)
See you all tomorrow and enjoy the sunshine!!
Love Emma
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Wow! I love the way you die cut the back of the first card; very original and an idea I think will be 'borrowed' by many card makers! Two very beautiful and striking cards Emma. xx
ReplyDeleteThat shaped edge is just genius Emma - two more beautiful creations.
ReplyDeleteLove Lynda xxx
Two more stunning designs. I agree with Katina that shaped back is pure genius and I'm sure we'll see it in other peoples work from now on.
ReplyDeletethank goodness our friend had the good sense to NOT lean on the first card! :p
ReplyDeletereally love the soft blue and white as well as the overall design...I like how the flowers are on the back panel but can still be seen when the card is closed...really clever! :)
I like the decision to stamp the Scotland card in gold with the flag in the back...it really works well! maybe we'll see the other home nations as well from Clarity? ;)
brilliant work...can't wait for the next two! :D
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I now have a Hubby with a big head 'cos he got a mention on a blog other than mine!!!
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy visiting you, Emma your cards are so inspiring, I know I've said it before, but they are.
Can I ask what die or punch you use for your roses, you get such lovely open flowers, mine tend to be more squashed in. The blue ones on your first card as so pretty and the TH edge die works brilliantly. I can see why you got attached to it.
Hugs Lisax
Oh Emma, your Scotland card is so beautiful that I'm not sure I'm going to let you see my effort!!
ReplyDeleteI just love all of your creations - you are truly blessed with creative genius! Much love, Helen xxx
That leafy bough card is lovely, and really inspired me to have a go at that one, with some success. Thank you for that.
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