I have been MIA from LIM...but was determined that I WOULD get a card into the challenge this week!! The theme at Less is More this week is to make a clean and simple card that shows tearing somewhere on your card...as much or as subtle as you want. I had gotten this Memory Box stamp and paper pieced and tore my way to a card:)!...
My daughter didn't like the sentiment, thought it should have been "Thinking of You"...and I would have liked to but having given away all my thank you cards, I was in desperate need of some...so please excuse the sentiment. I used some Basic Grey paper for the paper piecing, the sentiment from Stampendous and some My Favorite Things leaf dies for the debossed background. Tore the Early Espresso ground for the tree...yeah...fun again!!!! Thanks for visiting me today!!
Hugs!! Lisa
14 comments:
Love the embossed background and your fabulous paper piecing!
I love your style Lisa
Every card you make leaves me wishing I could produce something even half as good
This is fabulous love the colours and the embossed leaves on the card base
Thanks very much
mandi
"Less is More"
I agree with your daughter on the sentiment...however, if you NEED a thank you card...then that's what it should be! I LOVE the subtle embossing of the leaves and the paper pieced tree is awesome!
I think anyone who receives this thank you card will love it! I do! Great paper piecing, embossing and colors!
Love the embossed background :-)
I adore the embossed background and the fall colors...love your paper piecing!
Hi, I love your card, especially the paper piecing, the colours all go so well together. Claire x
Great colours & a fab card.
So beautiful...love the tearing and the embossing!
Gorgeous card; love the embossed backround and the colours. Great use of the tearing.
This is beautiful!
Soooooooooooooooooooooooo gorgeous Lisa.
Beautiful card.
Karen x
I'm so sorry that I'm late in visiting this week, but I have been on a wonderful cruise to Norway where I didn't have very good Internet coverage!
Thanks so much for your superb contribution!
Chrissie
"Less is More"
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