Ribbon of Courage

I consider myself an equal opportunity stamper…while Close To My Heart is my first love, you will often see me creating with other brands as well.  When I came across the Ribbon of Courage stamp set by Stampin Up….I knew it was a must have.  Sadly, breast cancer is predominate in my family.  I was inspired by the sketch challenge this week at The Paper Players to create this card for a family member.

 I was inspired by the Design Team to create some tone on tone stamping in the background.  I stamped my sentiments and then sponged on the same color ink with a stencil for added texture. My shimmer trim tape started out as white, and I sponged on pink ink to it as well. My complete card is created with Pixie ink…but my camera certainly does not appreciate the pink on my shimmer trim. I promise it all coordinates in person!

All supplies by Close To My Heart, except where noted:

Ribbon of Courage Stamp & Die Set by Stampin Up

1385 White Daisy Cardstock

X5773 Pixie Cardstock

Z2844 Pixie Ink

Z891 Versamark Ink

Z2068 White Embossing Powder

Z3024 White Shimmer Trim

Scallop Border Die-Crafter’s Companion

Oval Die, Banner Die-Unknown

Dot Stencil-Tim Holtz

Pink Bling-Unknown

I have also entered my card in the following challenges:

Simon Says Stamp-Stencil It

Sparkles Forum Challenges-Embossing

Sunny Day Crafting-Tic Tac Toe ( I am really close to a Black Out on this board, but will go with Sentiment, Stamp and Embossing)

Thanks so much for stopping by!

9 thoughts on “Ribbon of Courage”

  1. Allisa, this is gorgeous and a beautiful way to feature the stamp set. Love your background tone-on-tone stamping–exactly what I had in mind for the sketch! I am certain that the heartfelt sentiment behind this handmade card will be treasured by the recipient. Thank you for sharing with us at The Paper Players.

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  2. A really gorgeous creation Allisa. Thank you so much for sharing your lovely creation with us at Sparkles Monthly Challenges.
    Hugs
    Cathy DT Member
    xxxxx

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  3. Fabulous Allisa. I love the simple pink and white color scheme – it really helps us to focus on the main elements – and meaning of the card. Beautifully done and I know that your family member will appreciate the sentiment and this wonderful card.
    so glad you joined us at the Paper Players this week
    Jaydee

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  4. What a fantastic card with a great message! Love it!
    Thank you for playing along with us over Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge! We hope to see you again next week!
    x Zoey

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  5. A fabulous card, love all the details and layers! Thanks for joining us at Sparkles Monthly and I hope you'll join us again soon, love Jacky x

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