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Sunday, September 20, 2026

Thanks Quill Pen

 

CAS917 - World Gratitude Day

For my card, I began with a white card base and added a layer of black cardstock to create a bold frame. On top of that, I placed a fun piece of wallpaper that brings wonderful texture to the design. The pattern and tactile feel of the wallpaper add an unexpected element that makes the background feel rich and unique.

For the focal point, I die cut this striking quill pen from The Greetery using a black designer paper and added silver accents to highlight the details. The quill is popped up on dimensionals to give it lift and presence on the textured background. To complete the design, I heat embossed the Thanks sentiment in silver on black cardstock, creating a crisp, elegant finish that ties in beautifully with the metallic accents on the quill.

Thank you for stopping by to see my card today. Your thoughtful comments are always appreciated. If you leave a note, a visit to your blog will follow.

Thanks Quill Pen

10 comments:

  1. What a great idea for a card Lisa love it xxx

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  2. First thing to hit you is that fabulous paper, so much texture, love it, the pen and the thanks look perfect and are more than enough on this lovely card. xx

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  3. Fabulous card, like that burlap background with your image!

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  4. Beautiful card, love the fabulous quill pen and font of the sentiment-great using the textured wall paper for the background too.
    Carol x

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  5. So elegant Lisa, beautifully CAS, the pen is very realistic and fabulous texture from the wallpaper background.
    xx

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  6. The textured background looks great and the pen is so real looking, fancy swirls on the sentiment!

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  7. The textured wallpaper adds a really lovely look to a very stylish monochromatic card Lisa.

    B x

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  8. Fabulous paper Lisa, and love the pen and simple thanks sentiment, awesome card..

    Luv CHRISSYxx

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  9. Great card Lisa, the pen looks 3D.
    Liz xx

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