Monday, December 20, 2010

Delightful doilies

I've seen such gorgeous cards recently using doilies that I wanted to use them too.  I managed to get some from Diane Jaquay on the PTI forums and here's what I came up with:


Supplies
Paper - PTI vintage cream cardstock, BasicGrey Nook & Pantry patterned paper
Stamps - PTI friendship jars holiday fillers
Ink - SU chocolate chip, PTI vintage tea dye duo
Accessories - BasicGrey Nook & Pantrychipboard stickers & brad, Making memories yellow ribbon, mini tag svg file cut with cricut
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11 comments:

  1. Trees20 December, 2010 09:10

    Be still my heart! I love everything about this card!

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  2. Stephanie20 December, 2010 12:41

    So, so, pretty, Anne!!! I love that darling little teapot! It's just perfect for a tea bag!

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  3. Angy20 December, 2010 22:10

    So pretty! Love how you layered your card.

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  4. Angy20 December, 2010 22:10

    So pretty! Love how you layered your card.

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  5. Karen C.21 December, 2010 03:19

    The little teapot is so cute! I love the little tag attached to the pot handle and the doily is just right for this image.

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  6. Laurie21 December, 2010 05:30

    I love the tea pot! This is an adorable card! Those doilies are so fun!

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  7. Lorraine21 December, 2010 09:31

    Oh wow, this is lovely! So pretty and I love the teapot!

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  8. Anonymous21 December, 2010 11:32

    What a gorgeous card! Love the doily and all those elements! Very cute! Best wishes from snowed-in Heidelberg!

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  9. Anonymous21 December, 2010 14:31

    could I have a cup of tea? That teapot is so inviting. Lovely card;and the doily makes a perfect table cloth.

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  10. Kristin22 December, 2010 13:14

    This is so great!! I, too, just made my first card with a doily. Love them!

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  11. Cathy Weber22 December, 2010 18:25

    I am just loving doily cards lately. You did a really nice job with yours mixing it with patterned paper and that cute teapot.

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