Hello-hello Dear Friends,
Daria here. I am not sure you remember, but last time I've played with the Grateful Heart stamp set I've ended up with an extra piece. When I don't know how to finish a card, I usually leave it for some time and then try to look at it from another angle.
That is the case with today's projects.
I had bright yellow panel heat-embossed with flowers from Grateful Heart stamp set. You can find the process video here. It is the same steps in creating the panel: heat-embossing and then adding dimension with distress inks.
At first, I though that it will be a card with the totally yellow front panel. But then, I've decided to cut the panel in two and placed them into card-bases, that were previously stamped with Delicate Dots rubber background stamp.
Basically, I am playing with asymmetry. When you place your elements on a card slightly (or not so slightly) asymmetrical it creates a visual movement as force an eye to follow. Pairing asymmetry with geometrical shapes creates quite a modern look.
So, for my first card, I've placed the sentiment asymmetrical towards the yellow panel (picture above).
I went even further with the second card. I played with asymmetry of yellow panel. I positioned it towards right corner of the card front. I like the look. It is a little bit unusual. Hope you like it too, and may be will give it a try.
For both of the cards, I added several sentiments from Typed Sentiments stamp set and So Many Sentiments stamp set. I stamped them onto colourful banners made with Skinny Stripes dies. A few enamel dots from Sophisticated Enamel Dots set became a perfect finishing touch.
That is the case with today's projects.
I had bright yellow panel heat-embossed with flowers from Grateful Heart stamp set. You can find the process video here. It is the same steps in creating the panel: heat-embossing and then adding dimension with distress inks.
At first, I though that it will be a card with the totally yellow front panel. But then, I've decided to cut the panel in two and placed them into card-bases, that were previously stamped with Delicate Dots rubber background stamp.
Basically, I am playing with asymmetry. When you place your elements on a card slightly (or not so slightly) asymmetrical it creates a visual movement as force an eye to follow. Pairing asymmetry with geometrical shapes creates quite a modern look.
So, for my first card, I've placed the sentiment asymmetrical towards the yellow panel (picture above).
I went even further with the second card. I played with asymmetry of yellow panel. I positioned it towards right corner of the card front. I like the look. It is a little bit unusual. Hope you like it too, and may be will give it a try.
For both of the cards, I added several sentiments from Typed Sentiments stamp set and So Many Sentiments stamp set. I stamped them onto colourful banners made with Skinny Stripes dies. A few enamel dots from Sophisticated Enamel Dots set became a perfect finishing touch.
Thanks so much for stopping by,
Have a wonderful day,
D.
Bright and beautiful cards :) I kinda have an OCD towards symmetry and can never plan a design without one :D
ReplyDeleteI have the Grateful Hearts bundle and absolutely love it. I'm so exciting to see more ideas -- thanks for the inspiration.
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so sweet
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