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March 18, 2010

CHALKED EMBOSSING AND OFF TO REGIONALS!!

Hi all!!! WHOOOHOO!! Today is the day I leave for Regionals in Reno - I am sooo excited!! I am driving down with some fellow demo friends to hang out in Reno tonight and stamp all day tomorrow - doesn't get much better than that!!! I am really looking forward to it, I have not been able to attend many SU! events this past year because I was working but now, well, I am stamping so I get to go, LOL!!!  But, I wanted to share another club card with you before I left - this is the third of three cards that are going in a little purse box that we are going to make as well!!! I will share that when I get back.  I used the embossing folder called Elegant Bouquet because I love the soft look of those flowers and they fit perfectly with my technique this month which is chalking.  I chalked all the flowers in three shades of purples and then used some greenon the vines. To add a little bling, the centers of each flower is Dazzling Diamonds.  The stamp set used on this card is called Bird on a Branch and I love it, such a versatile set!! It can be FREE this month under the SAB choices but only until the end of the month, so if you want it, you better hurry!! I used the scalloped circle punch to make my flower and added some ribbon and voila! done!! Pretty simple card to make but it looks so soft and pretty with the chalks!! I love chalking and I have not been using them as much lately - need to remember to get them out more often!!! Now, off to finish packing, make sure I have my swaps (I did VERY few, I ran out of time!) and I am outta here!! I am sure I will have plenty to share when I get back! Thanks for stopping by, I love to read your comments, they always make me smile!!
Card Recipe:
Paper - So Saffron, Certainly Celery, Whisper White, Pale Plum card stock, Shades of Spring Designer Series Paper
Inks - Perfectly Plum, So Saffron classic inks
Stamps - Bird on a Branch
Accessories - Scalloped Circle Punch, 1 3/8 inch Circle Punch, Elegant Eggplant narrow grosgrain ribbon, stampin' chalks, liquid glue, dazzling diamonds

16 comments:

  1. Alex this is sooooo pretty, love love the embossing and that beautiful flower!!! WOW sounds like you are gonna have some fun...Enjoy it sweetie!!! Hugs!

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  2. Oh I haven't used chalks in AGES! Thanks for the inspiration girl!

    Have fun at Regionals and with the girls....nothing is better than stamping with friends! :)

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  4. this is so pretty, have fun on your trip! hugs debx

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  5. Oh I love it Alex!!! One of my fav folders too! Have a great time this weekend!!

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  6. Great card Alex...I love this embossing folder!!! Have fun at Regionals!!!

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  7. very pretty!! love the chalking...have an awesome trip!!

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  8. Love your card! Have a wonderful time at regionals! My mother, Bonnie, Will be there also. I miss being a demo and being able to go to regionals. Last year Seattle was SO fun! Have a safe drive.

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  9. This is so pretty! Love your embossing and the flower with the ribbon!

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  10. Beautiful, Alex! I love how you've colored your embossed flowers, and your flower with that sweet bird is so pretty!!

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  11. What a super cute card Alex, I love your pretty spring color combo!
    Have a safe trip to the regionals and have a great time!
    hugs
    Risa:)

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  12. i really enjoy your own posting way, very exciting.
    don't quit as well as keep penning since it simply just that is worth to read it,
    excited to view more and more of your own posts, stunning day :)

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  13. Beautiful card - GF!!! I haven't used Chalk in for ever...so glad you reminded me I still have them LOL!!! Hope you had fun at the Regionals??? Hugs ~S~

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  14. Beautiful card! I like how the flower looks like a medal. Have fun!!
    - Ann

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  15. THis is so pretty Alex! Love the chalked embossing!

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