I followed the triple layer idea and chose a leafy designer paper from the stack I am working to use up this year, letting the pattern set a soft, natural tone for the whole design. Adding a green layer between each panel gave the layout a clean sense of separation and helped the stacked structure feel more intentional and polished.
To keep the inspiration from Sharons card, I stayed with a gratitude theme and created a bold focal point by die cutting the sentiment from gold mirror cardstock. The shine from the gold lifts the design beautifully and stands out against the leafy background, pulling the whole card together with a bright, elegant finish.
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Love your card design Lisa. xx
ReplyDeleteA very effective triple layered design Lisa, great choice of colours and papers, the result is very pleasing to the eye.
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Beautiful monochrome card, love the leafy paper and the triple layers.
ReplyDeleteCarol x
Such a lovely idea! I LOve your colours and this design. Such a pretty die too.
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Stunning card, like the triple layer design with this paper. This fits our challenge at Allsorts if you care to join us! https://allsortschallenge.blogspot.com/
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