Hello! This time the Design Team was asked to use shades of gray with a LOVE theme. I found this one a bit on the difficult side for me. So I made two different cards.
All you have to do is use a Serendipity Stamp or Die and shades of gray. You do not have to have a love theme……. Lucky you :)
On both cards I heat embossed the Primitive Heart and on the top one I made a window using the Heart Solid Die.
Not sure what card I like best.
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Marybeth Lopez(me)
I can see how it would be hard sticking to grey, but you knocked this one out of the park. Both are stunning, and show off the heart perfectly! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a Beautiful card Marybeth! Oh so love the grey and silver effects :)
ReplyDeleteBoth are beautiful, Marybeth! You did an amazing job using the grays. That heart is so pretty--love how you captured the detail.
ReplyDeletehello Mary Beth.
ReplyDeletei am back and had health issues, but i have seen your latest creations and how elegant this card and design is.
the silver embossed parts are so pretty and i love it.
have a nice easter and a lovely week.
hugs to you.
Ann
beautiful...you do 'elegant' so well!
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to pick a favorite. Marybeth these are both gorgeous. I love the embossed one but also the second one is terrific. Great cards!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shades of gray Marybeth!
ReplyDeleteBoth are so pretty, Marybeth! Love the heart frame on the first and the silver embossing on the second is so elegant.
ReplyDeleteMarybeth how gorgeous are both of these--wow! How are you doing?
ReplyDeletebeautiful cards, marybeth... the silver embossing really makes that heart image shine!
ReplyDeleteThe beautiful heart, card adorable, I warmly greet
ReplyDeleteI love them both!! The silver embossing is gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteBoth your cards are stylish and elegant! Your first card is subtle and your second card a bit more bold because of the contrast..... I don't have a favourite, they're both gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteBye,
Marjolein
Both cards are absolutely beautiful. Not partial to either card as they are both gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI see NO evidence of trouble here Marybeth, these are both beautiful!! They're quite elegant, each in their own way. The first is my favorite though. I love the soft stripes and the cut out ~ pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteFor someone who said they struggled...it sure doesn't show. Both of these cards are fabulous, and I really like the embossed heart. I find monocromatic cards difficult...I hope I will abe to get a card done for this challenge...because it will be a challenge for sure. Hope you are having a good day.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure which I like best either! They're both beautiful! Very elegant!
ReplyDeleteThese are both so elegant :) can't say which one I like more , stunning as ever !
ReplyDeleteI'm super impressed you made two cards when it was hard...I would have done the opposite. I think they both turned out wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. Words fail. I'm just in awe of these two absolutely beautiful cards. LOVE these. Bev
ReplyDeleteMarybeth this is such a stunning card! Really they are both just gorgeous and I love all the silver embossing too, it adds so much class to your cards. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh Marybeth, you make the most beautiful and elegant cards. I am in awe....
ReplyDeleteGorgeous elegant cards! Love the detailed embossing, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteStunning, Marybeth, just stunning!! Happy Easter to you and your family!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteWho knew shades of gray and neutrals could be so beautiful?! These are really stunning, Marybeth!
ReplyDeleteVery stunning cards, Marybeth! Love them!
ReplyDeleteWow, a gray love card, you really know how to challenge yourselves! You did well with it though, and even came away with two of them!
ReplyDeleteIt would have been difficult for me as well, but I can't tell where you would have had one ounce of trouble! Stunning on both!
ReplyDeletePersonally, I really like the one without the window, but both are elegant, classy & wonderful, Marybeth!
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