This week's Card Patterns Sketch (#154) inspired me to do a simple beach theme.
The images are both from Impression-Obsession (I'm 90 percent sure). The larger one is embossed with Winter Wonderland EP, which gives it a nice sort of sparkle, like sand in the sunlight.
The smaller is stamped with Chestnut Roan ink, which is also sponged around the edges of the oval.
The blue strip actually has a linen texture, so it's a little more interesting in person. The ribbon matches the paper quite well and provides a nice feminine contrast for the kraft paper and brown ink. It also qualifies this card for the current Victorine Originals Challenge (#28), to use lace on your card.
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Love the shell images, gorgeous! Thanks for joining us at Card Patterns this week!
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