Designed by Jeannie Phillips ~ Southside, Al
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The Gypsy File is available for this card by email. Just copy and paste this email to your personal email account winacard@gmail.com and let me know which Gypsy file that you are wanting.
First thank you all so much for the prayers they are much needed!!... And I know without a doubt that God answers prayer!... that is the most important thing you can do for us...and I love you all for it!
This is a thank you card that I needed to make last week… but just didn’t get a chance to with all that is going on…. I had something different all planned out…then I bought this paper pack… the paper so dictated this card… I knew when I saw the blue roses just what I was going to make… I take a good look at the rose in one of the side views of the card and you can see it dimension… I so hope that Bobby and Jill love this card…they have be so kind to me… and made me one of their Gypsy Purses!!!.. With my name on it… along with two amazing cards!.. The are two of the dearest people you would could ever meet… I have been so blessed with such wonderful friends. Thank you so much for looking! Hugs, Jeannie
CRICUT & GYPSY
Sugar and Spice
Lacy Oval cut @ w 3 3.30 x h 3.16... On the Cricut I would cut this @ 3 1/4 inches.
George
Oval (for center of lacy oval) cut @ w 1.57 x h 2.71.. You will have to unlink the width and height for this cut… Using the Cricut I would have to get an oval template for this cuts.
Sentimentals
Thank You and its shadow cut @ h 0.81 set the height and the width will be right… on the Cricut I would cut this @ ¾ an inch or maybe even 1 inch.
Wild Card
Rose (4) cut @ w 1.83 x h 2.57... I cut one in brown….for the parts hanging down from the rose… I cut the roses apart and made 3 layers so that I could make it 3-d.. see pictures below…on the Cricut I would cut this @ 2 inches.
Indy Art
Rose (for stem) cut @ w 1.08 x h 1.69 … I cut the straight stem from the other roses I like this stem better and the other rose better…. I did use the hide contour feature to hide the veins in the leafs on this cut…..on the Cricut I would cut this @ 1 ¾ and inch.
Card base 4 ¼ x 5 ½ inches… Frame piece 4 x 5 ¼ inches…. Background piece 3 ½ x 4 ¾ inches… Sentiment piece 3 x 4 inches… all these pieced I cut on my paper trimmer.
I used a Martha Stewart Border Punch for the edge of the sentiment piece...my first time to successfully use a border punch...( stop laughing :o) ).
I love sharing the instructions and files for my cards but I do ask that if you use my instructions or files to recreate my card and place it on your blog or somebody else’s blog that you give me the credit for the original design. I also ask that you do not submit my designs for publication, profit or for any contest. Thank you!
13 comments:
Oh Jeannie,
I absolutely love the papers that you used on this card. I rose is amazing =)
Great to know that you have such good friends taking care of you =)
Hugs!
Alice
My dearest friend what a wonderful card. I love the papers and the roses are a favorite of mine also. Hope you have a great day.........
Beautiful card! Love the paper...so pretty :)
Hugs, Sheena
This is just lovely! I'm sure the recipient will love it. So sorry you are going through a rough time. I pray the Lord continually gives you the strength you need for each passing hour.
~Hugs,
Saundra
Gorgeous card!!! And this paper is sooooo beautiful!!
Absolutely stunning!!
Oh Jeannie, this is sooooo breathtakingly beautiful!!! I just love it and I'm sure they will too.
:)
I LOVE IT !!!
Oh my goodness, what a wonderful
card. I´m sitting here with wide
opened eyes...........breathless!!
Yours
Marion
Hi Jeannie, love this card ..you will find my take of your rose here...
http://lovebutterflies2.blogspot.com/2010/08/jeannies-rose.html
it was a lot of fun..
Carol<><
This is so beautiful Jeannie!
I love all the gems you used and
inside is very pretty too!
Hugs,
Maryellen
beautiful card!
Wha a gorgeous card!
I'd love to have you link up in Scraptastic Saturday!
Hannah
http://youngancrafty.blogspot.com/2010/08/scaptastic-saturday.html
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