Mar 01 2009

JustRite Monogram and May Arts Ribbon

Published by at 11 03 pm under General Purpose Cards,JustRite Products

Before I get to my card I’d like to let you know that I’ve listed some

May Arts Ribbon for Sale

on the tab above my blog header. Check it out there or just click here. OK, now on to my card! Today I played the Featured Stamper Challenge at SCS. Kelly H was the Featured Stamper today and what a great gallery! This is her card that I cased, and here’s my finished product:

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The moment I saw Kelly’s original design I just knew it was THE one I had to case — it was just so ME!!! Thanks Kelly!!! As you can see, I stuck pretty much to her original, using thesame 2 Cuttlebug Embossing Border Folders and same layout. I changed colors, papers and image. I’ve been wanting for a bit to create a square monogram instead of the traditional round we’ve all been doing, so this was my chance! You’ll note that I did use the DamaskBordersDeluxeKit by JustRite, and this is one of the round borders in the kit; however, in looking at it I figured it could easily go for square, especially with placement of rhinestones in the corners. Well, I didn’t get square, but I got rectangular — close enough for me!!! And I think this round monogram does look square or rectangular today!!! It is cut, embossed and matted using my Rectangle Nestabilities by Spellbinders. I used my favorite sheer ribbon by May Arts to finish if off nicely!

Stamps: Damask Borders Deluxe Kit and Special Occasions Font, both by JustRite

Paper: PTI White, Wassail DP by Basic Grey

Ink: Versa Fine Onyx Black

Accessories: Rectangle Nestabilites by Spellbinders, Kaiser Rhinestones, Glue Glider, Cuttlebug Embossing Border Folders, Thermoweb Foam Mounting Squares, SU Corner Rounder, May Arts Ribbon

Note: Check out Joan’s Garden today. She carries many of the products I’ve used on this card — Basic Grey, Kaiser, Spellbinders, Glue Glider, the mounting squares (which I LOVE by the way, the papers peel off soooo easily) Monday’s are always fun at Joan’s!

Thanks so much for stopping in today — I do so appreciate it!!! Hope you are off to a wonderful week — we are still way, way, way too cold!!! Hope you are enjoying better temps!!! I’ll be back real soon — still have a baby boy project on the back burner that needs to get done!!! And shouldn’t there be a CAS challenge soon — gosh I love those!!! See you soon!

25 responses so far

25 Responses to “JustRite Monogram and May Arts Ribbon”

  1. Kathie says:

    This is so so gorgeous love it!! I agree the rhinesones make it look square and add such a nice sparkle. Very beautifully done as always!! TFS

  2. Goodness, Sharon!!!!! This is just a yaw-dropping!!!! Love that rich red DP just gorgeous and the monogram is just WOW!
    Hugs, Sabrina

  3. Carol C says:

    Oh my gosh!!!! This is sooooo pretty Sharon. Very elegant.
    Thanks for sharing.

  4. Cindy H. says:

    Oh my, this is so lovely!! You did a great job of CASEing the Featured Stamper. Love the red and white and the gorgeous red bow – very dramatic!

    It’s not warm here (MA). We just got 12-14″ of snow overnight with more expected later this afternoon. Personally, I’m tired of it all. My tulip, crocus and acronite bulb shoots (which were just beginning to show) will not be blooming any time soon 🙁

  5. Bev J. says:

    Beautiful and elegant! tfs

  6. michellegall says:

    wow i really love this card red and white ir really fab and the shear may arts ribbin is so elegant i love the shear thats what i use and love have awsome day lets pray for spring

  7. Rose Ann says:

    Beautiful monogram card, Sharon!! I love the texture and patterned paper!! Pretty bling and bow as well!!

  8. Lynette says:

    WOW – I LOVE it!!! Great card to case, and your version is so simply fabulous.

  9. Nancy says:

    This is so great! Love how you changed a few things from the featured stamper and came up with this beauty! I like the monogram on the rectangle, and those rhinestones in the corner are a perfect finishing frame.

  10. Denise says:

    Very pretty & Elegant!

  11. leslierich says:

    Oh, my!!! All the texture and rich color on this are fabulous!! Love that Cuttlebug border and your perfectly rounded corners. Beautiful!

  12. Tosh says:

    CLASSY!!!! Love the white embossing!! Love the colors!! Love the elegance!! WOW!

  13. Linda C. says:

    STUNNING!

  14. Sheila says:

    Oh so pretty and in true Sharon style! That embossing border compliments the pretty red & white paper very nicely. TFS! Sheila

  15. Velta says:

    Sharon ~ This is just so elegant…I love the whole design…You are such an inspiration!

  16. Wonderful card. Love the monogram and border.
    Hugs
    Heather

  17. Elena says:

    How beautiful! I love the embossing on this card!

  18. Barbara says:

    Gorgeous card!! You are so talented

    Which Cuttlebug folder did you use for the embossing in the center under the Swiss Dots.?
    Thanks so much for sharing!!
    Barbara

  19. Jerri Kay says:

    Wow Sharon, this is absolutely stunning! I love those papers!

  20. Deb Saaranen says:

    Hi there! My email is not working again, (don’t know what’s up with it!) and I wanted or order some of the narrow striped ribbon from you…I wanted to let you know before it all flies off the shelf!

    5 yds of each please? Thanks!

  21. This card is very striking. Nice detail with the embossing folder.
    Donna

  22. Heather says:

    Beautiful, Sharon.
    The combination of paper, ribbon and monogram is very elegant

  23. Juanita in Ohio says:

    Awesome interpretation!! It naver fails to amaze me how different a card can look by changing colors. TFS.

  24. nancy littrell says:

    So elegant, pretty and so Sharon 🙂 TFS

  25. Kathleen says:

    I love this card and also Kelly’s original. You inspired me to join the featured stampers challenge for the first time. I check your blog daily and always find inspiration. I ended up casing the same card and even made 5 versions of it. I loved the concept of the card and just couldn’t stop making them. This layout is an elegant and simple design. TFS

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