Thursday 16 February 2017

You are Beautiful: Queen of Hearts Blog Hop


Welcome to the Quietfire Design's 2017 Queen of Hearts Blog Hop!

This week we're celebrating the release of the newest dies, stencils and stamps from Quietfire Design by sharing our best projects!

Here is my contribution!
For my card I used the brandnew Quietfire Design stampset "You are" as well as the cutting die "Beautiful".



Here is our Blog Hop Schedule with the dates each designer will be posting (Click on each person's name to go to their blog):

Sun Feb 12 - Suzanne
Mon Feb 13 - Wanda and Connie
Tues Feb 14 - Robyn and Teresa
Wed Feb 15 - Kathy Jo and Diana
Thurs Feb 16 Yvonne and Yogi
Fri Feb 17 Selma



What would a celebration be without a giveaway!? Suzanne is giving away stamps, dies or stencils to random winners on each blog.

Make sure you leave a comment below before midnight Sunday February 19, 2017. A winner will be randomly chosen from my list of comments and the winner's name will be posted on Quietfire Creations shortly afterwards. Visit and leave comments on all the designers Queen of Hearts blog posts! You can go back if you've missed any of them.

Good Luck!
Hugsss,
Yvonne


58 comments:

  1. Beautiful card!
    Love the way you have used the book page :))

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  2. It is a truly 'beautiful' card, did you cut the large word from foam to make it dimensional or is it the shading round it which gives that appearance? However you did it - it's lovely.

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    1. I cut some 3D foam squares to smaller squares and glued those behind the die-cut

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  3. Gorgeous card! I love the ruffles around the rectangle! The die cut words are beautiful!

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  4. Wow, love your card. The ruffles are so great!!

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  5. wow, love the shabby chick look and the background subtle stamping really gives it that extra something. I may have to case this it is soooooo cute.

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  6. Gorgeous card! I especially love the ruffle around it!

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  7. LOVELOVELOVE the newsprint ruffle frame! What a fabulous idea! Every bit of this adds up to sheer perfection! TFS!

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  8. What an interesting way to use the printed page to make a ruffle for a card. Great reuse of paper.

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  9. Love the layering
    with the papers
    on your card!
    So pretty.
    Carla from Utah

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  10. Beautiful card love the font of the stamp and die . Like the ruffle around the edge of the frame .

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  11. Love your beautiful card. What a creative idea for the ruffle. Thanks for sharing.

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  12. Beautiful is just what it is.
    Love the ruffled edging.
    Fantastic card.
    thanks for sharing.

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  13. WOW!! I've never seen a ruffle made with text paper before....I totally LOVE it!! What a fabulous card!! Had to Pin it!!
    <3 J

    jwoolbright at gmail dot com
    HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com

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  14. Gorgeous card Yvonne!! The ruffle out of a book page(?) is terrific.

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  15. Just so pretty! Love the ruffle!

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  16. Love the ruffled edge and pretty details on your card! Love all the word dies in their elegant fonts!

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  17. I love the way you combined "distress" and "elegance" to create a wonderful card. I tried the "ruffled" look with washi tape and was not too thrilled with the results but your card offers me the perfect alternative for the same look, with less mess too! Love it!

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    1. Hi Katina,
      The easiest way to ruffle is to put double sided tape onto the edge of the printed paper and then ruffle...this way you can glue it directly to the back of the card layer...
      Hope this makes sense :-)

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  18. Lovely card! Nadia W

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  19. Love the schabby chic style of this card especially that ruffle! Thanks for sharing.

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  20. Beautiful--love the ruffled frame.

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  21. I love that glittery "Beautiful" and the ruffled text frame.

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  22. Beautiful! Love the paper ruffle, and die!

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  23. Yvonne, this is lovely! To me it is shabby chic with the aged ruffled newsprint and then the glittered, calligraphied sentiment. Thank you for sharing!

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  24. OMG!! I DIDN'T REALIZE THERE WAS A GIVEAWAY, I WAS JUST GOING TO
    COMMENT ON HOW GORGEOUS THIS CARD WAS AND HOW I WISH I COULD
    MAKE ONE JUST LIKE IT FOR MY DAUGHTER OR MY BFF!! THANK YOU YVONNE
    FOR SHARING!!!! ECD AND QUIETFIRE MAKE UP MOST OF MY CRAFT SUPPLIES.
    I'VE LOVED YOU FROM THE TIME I STARTED SCRAPBOOKING ABOUT 13 YRS.
    AGO.....I BOUGHT ALMOST ALL OF ECD'S PEEL-OFFS AND DIES, THEN CAME
    QUIETFIRE, STAMPS, PAPER....I'M LOVING IT!!! AND ALL THE PROJECTS YOU
    AND YOUR TEAM SHARE!! 💖💖

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  25. Your use of the printed page and the torn edges was a real coo! What a perfect way to offset the delicate die cut frame inside. Your composition is just perfect. TFS The words die cut and stamped are so cool and versatile. Love the blogs and inspiration.

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  26. THIS is beautiful! I love the frilly printed edge!!

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  27. Nice card, love how you ruffled the printed paper around it.

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  28. What a "beautiful" (pardon the pun!) use of the word! I love the ruffled page - did you really stitch it or glue?? Simply wonderful and very appreciated by whoever it's given to! Thank you for sharing.

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    1. Hi Dorothy, I put double sided tape onto the frontside of the printed paper and then ruffled...this way you can stick it to the back of the paper without need of extra tape/glue.
      Hope my explanation makes sense :-)

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  29. Gorgeous card love the die cut being so focal.

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  30. That sparkly die cut word is gorgeous and I love the vintage design of your card.

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  31. This card is beautiful, and I especially like the ruffled bookpage frame! The combination of distressing, stamping, layered die cuts and glittery sentiment make for a fabulous design.

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  32. The pleated edging is a clever addition - I need to file away that idea.

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  33. Your card is so beautiful! I love the saying, the ruffled ribbon and the softness of the card.

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  34. I really like this card and the newsprint ruffle is spectacular! I am noting that technique in my book of ideas!

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  35. I really like this card and the newsprint ruffle is spectacular! I am noting that technique in my book of ideas!

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  36. Stunning greetings and love your card, Yvonne ... great design and layout setting off the Die cuts beautifully ...
    Thanks for sharing your inspiration!
    Shaz in Oz.x

    {Calligraphy Cards - Shaz in Oz}
    {Thank You Candy at Shaz in Oz Blog}

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  37. Your card is beautiful...I love how you did the ruffled edging!

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  38. Who would not love to receive this card with the lovely greeting? The "gathered lace" is an interesting look and technique.

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  39. This is gorgeous! Very creative!

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  40. I love simple cards that even a beginner can do. This is amazing! Love it.

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  41. Such a lovely card. The ruffle idea is terrific!

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  42. Great card! Love the ruffle out of newsprint. Very creative idea b

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  43. What a classic card! Using paper to make the ruffle - who a great idea. I'm going to use that idea, for sure. This card is definitely worth framing! Thank you for sharing!!!

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  44. I love your card! I'm going to be trying to do that ruffled paper now!

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  45. Very nice. Great use of the newsprint.

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  46. I've never seen this done before, but what an absolutely terrific idea! Will definitely have to give it a try. Dank je Yvonne :-)

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  47. These words are so versatile and love the dies. You created a beautiful card.

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  48. Inquiring minds want to know.. how did you ruffle the text paper? you don't really notice it at first, but it really enhances the sentiment :)

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    1. Hi, I put double sided tape onto the frontside of the printed paper and then ruffled...this way you can stick it to the back of the paper without need of extra tape/glue.
      Hope my explanation makes sense :-)

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  49. So cool! I just love what you've created!

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