Stampalicious Card Club - choices

I have an infinity towards pink and vintage. Here is ONE of the cards we will be making in our card club this Saturday, November 20th, 2010. The ladies wanted to make a 'shadow box' card, and its the holidays, so....here is what I came up with.

If you are one of my club members, you need to let me know if you would like to make this pink (Blushing Bride) card, or if you would rather use a green (Always Artichoke), or a blue (Baja Breeze). I know some of the ladies don't give away the card they make in class, but rather keep them in a book, so they have a 'sample'. So, I want them to have a card they love.

The cool thing about a shadow box card, is that is lays flat to mail. Pretty neat, huh? So if anyone from my Stampalicious Card Club would rather make their card using a different color, please let me know. Otherwise, you get to make the pink card.

Thanks for looking!

3-D Cards: Shadow Box Card

I am holding a 3-D card technique class at my home on Sunday @ 1:30p. We will be making a shadow box card, a diorama card, and a pop-up card. This is the Shadow Box card we will be making. (all cards are mailable.) I wanted to make a card from colors that aren't 'seen' too often. All supplies are from Stampin' Up!

I used dusty durango and basic gray cardstock. I used the background stamp French Filigree to give the front of this card some interest. On the gray cardstock, I stamped the definition of 'unique' from the stamp set Define Your Life. I heat embossed the definition in black. The flowers are from the Friends 24-7 stamp set, and stamped in whisper white craft ink. I added a greeting to the upper left corner of the card. I stamped the greeting from a stamp in the One of a Kind stamp set. I added two ribbon knots to the lower right corner of the card, to help balance the card.

Thank you for looking. Stay posted to see the other two cards we will be making on sunday.