Saturday, May 11, 2013

Hello! Welcome to my blog and thank you for stopping by. I design and create handcrafted greeting cards. I like to call this passion of mine "visual poetry" ....imagery on paper. Please feel free to browse the photos of my cards and leave a comment.

Tuesday, April 26, 2016

Smiling Daisy Get Well


Hello, everyone! I haven't been posting much due to other tasks and commitments. I hope to get back to posting more often. Here's a card I made for my dearest friend who underwent hip surgery very recently. 

I began with creating my focal panel by embossing a panel of GKD Pure Luxury White card stock with a Sizzix Framed Tulips EF.  For the center of this frame I adhered some lattice pattern digital paper from my stash. For the flower, I die cut 3 flowers using a die from Heartfelt Creations Delicate Asters die set and layered them. I used a computer generated image of a smiley face for the center of the flower. The flower was then popped onto the focal panel using dimensionals. The foliage was created by using a Poppy Stamps Leafy Sprig die and adhered to the flower. The sentiment was computer generated and then cut with a die from Spellbinders A2 Distressed Edges and adhered to the panel with dimensionals.

My focal panel was then matted with GKD Sweet Corn card stock, followed by Stampin' Up Mossy Meadow card stock. This was then adhered to my base card which was created using GKD Pure Luxury White card stock.

I hope you enjoyed this post. Thanks for stopping by and leaving your comments. Come back again for more card projects.

4 comments:

Verna Angerhofer said...

What a beautiful card. Your friend will so appreciate it.

kittykat3308 said...

Your card is beautiful and your friend will love it. Glad to see you posting again

Kathleen

Judy Woodland said...

Oh wow, Olga, this is just stunning. I love everything you do, you are the queen of die cuts. This card is so cheery and happy....just makes me smile! your friend will love it!!!

alex said...

Gorgeous card Olga, just love your flower centre, I will have to have a go at that xx