I had time to stamp for myself the other day which was so nice. I have been inspired by all the beautiful cards created with the Vintage Vogue set from the current Autumn/Winter mini. As yet I haven’t got that in my collection, so I played around with what I had. Here is the end result. WARNING: Anyone with an aversion to pink (*Lynda*) should look away now!!!

I stamped the leaf from “Fresh Cuts” in Pretty in Pink around the edge of Whisper White card and then sponged the edges. I did the same with a smaller piece of Whisper White. On this piece I stamped the words from Cottage Garden in Rose Red. I inked up the Sanded background in Pretty in Pink ink and kissed the solid flower from Cottage Garden set. This gave a different effect to the flower. I inked up the small flowers in Rose Red and cut the larger one out and adhered this to the centre of the flower. I raised up the flowers with mounting tape. With the ribbon I adhered sticky strip along a strip of white card and ruffled up the Rose Red grosgrain ribbon onto it. I added some glue dots on the outside to help hold it into place. I then adhered the strip onto the card. I did the ribbon separately as I was a bit worried about messing up the whole card if I got the ribbon stuck on wrong. You could stick it straight on if you were feeling brave!!
Here is a close-up of the flowers.

To finish off, the inside:

I hope you like my version!!
Happy Stamping! 🙂




To create the bag: 1. Cut card 19cmx20cm. On the 19cm side score at 8cm and 11cm. On the 20cm side score at 2.5cm and 17.5cm. 2. Cut card for the flap measuring 15cmx10.5cm. Score on the 10.5cm side at 5.5cm and 8.5cm. Fold on the score lines. 3. Stamp bag with wheel if desired before assembling. Fold on score lines. Assemble bag. Run the widest part of the flap through the Big Shot if desired and round the corners. Add Sticky Strip to back piece of the flap and adhere to the back of the bag. 4. Adhere ribbon to inside of the flap. You could attach it to the outside of the bag with eyelets if desired. Hope all this makes sense. Happy Creating!!!





















