My second card this week for the Less is More challenge, this time I used patterned papr from the Dovecraft charcoal prints a stripe paper cut a strip and then used my Hougie board and creased it every 1/2cm and made this rosette, finished it off with a black pearl, layered it onto white card which was embossed with swiss dots and then black. The sentiment was computer generated with the Scriptina font.
I just learnt how to make rosettes! This is a lovely way to use one - so dramatic and effective in the shades of grey :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the clean lines of this one and the paper you used for the rosette looks better like this than in its original form!
ReplyDeleteSuper Jose!
Chrissie
"Less is More"
This is lovely and these rosettes are brilliantly simple but very effective (albeit large rate postage stamps)
ReplyDeleteKathyk
This is fantastic jose
ReplyDeleteLove the simplicity, the 'Scriptina' font works great
mandi
"Less is More"
What a classy card, love the rossette
ReplyDeleteVery striking Jose! x
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fab idea, haven't tried to make the rosettes yet, your card looks great.
ReplyDeleteFab CAS card and i like the swiss dots texture at the back of the rosette,really helps it to pop off the card:-)
ReplyDeleteLove the folded flower...elegant card!
ReplyDeleteOh wow love this and so perfect for a male!!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card
ReplyDeleteHug Sylvie x
Great male card Jose - the rosette works really well with the swiss dots background and the Scriptina font.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card Jose. I love to make rosettes but never think to use striped paper. I love that look.
ReplyDeleteLove your cards! Happy because I found your blogg!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day!