Layered Printing, Pretty Glittered Papers ... & win Martha Stewart Ribbons

A pretty little pink card for a pretty little baby girl - the perfect card to be totally girlie!

An image from 'Sweet Cheeks' and a card base I created by layering a paper design from 'Pretty Doodles' on top of a solid colour and adding glitter.

And if you make a card and personalise your paper, then you could win these ...






... pretty Martha Stewart Ribbons. They are her occasions ribbons - for Valentine's Day, Spring & Easter, Hallowe'en and Christmas. They're lovely to use and there are quite a lot of them. There are either 3 or 4 yards of every design in each pack. Plenty to play with.

If you'd like to win them, just make a card which includes a paper design you have personalised yourself in some way. Layer it with your printer, add glitter to it, add a pink centre to a daisy ... whatever you like to do.

Then leave a link to your card in the comments below & I'll select a random winner at the end of January : )

This is how I created mine ...


... & this is the end result of my printing.


I then added Glamour Dust to make my glittered card base.

Some detail shots ...





It took a while to do. But I think the glittered card base has transformed a very simple pink & cream card into something very pretty.

And I can't wait to see what you come up with : ) Have fun.



Card Credits
Patterned Papers: 'Pretty Doodles' in Pretty Pink & 'Washed Out' in Cream (inside my card)
Image with Sentiment: 'Sweet Cheeks' coloured with chalks & finished with Glamour Dust Glitter in Crystal by DecoArt
Scallop Edge: Martha Stewart Simple Scallop Edge Punch
Ribbon: from my local Haberdashery
Crystals: Swarovski

25 comments on Layered Printing, Pretty Glittered Papers ... & win Martha Stewart Ribbons

  1. stunning Liz, what a beautiful card and fabulous idea .... I need to get someof that glamour dust ordered - it looks fab!!
    will deffo have a go at this one
    -x-

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  2. Ohh my life, this card is just fabulous. The Pretty Doodles paper is beautiful but the Glamour Dust really does set it off nicely. LOVE the ribbon as well. Now these ribbons, do they have anything to do with a box and a poem perchance????? Oooh I am such a nosey parker lol xxxx

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  3. Hmmmm `Delicious` Liz,
    Have a great weekend:)~X~

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  4. This has to be one of my favourite cards, beautiful!! Never entered anything before and I now have some of your sets so will get creating and give it a go. x

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  5. Ooh, what a fab challenge. Am going to give this one a try I think. Your baby card is just beautiful - I love it. Those ribbons look mighty tasty too!!!

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  6. This is so so darling!! Your work is always great...{swoon!!}

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  7. OK, I have been away and played with your papers. I had so much fun mixing and matching different combos - I can't believe I never thought to double print them before.

    My card is here
    - I have flocked it with sheet flocking paper but it is very dificult to pick it up in the photo. Really enjoyed this challenge Liz - thanks.

    Caryn xxx

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  8. oh what a stunning card, luv all the glitter, sue.x

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  9. This is SUCH a pretty card! I'll definitely have to have a go at the glittering idea! I've had a go for the competition using a layering technique, here's my cards! Thanks for a fab opportunity Liz! (Loving the Pretty Doodles by the way!) xx

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  11. argh! I can't get the hyper link to work, so sorry, long winded way. You'll find my card here - http://helending.blogspot.com/2009/01/another-day-another-challange.html

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  12. Hi Liz, what a fab idea to alter the papers 'genius'......
    my entry to your challenge is here

    Thanks Emma xxx
    p.s this would be great as a regular challenge to use pink petticoat every week lol!

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  13. I LOVE what you've done here! ...and as for your last comment, I would join-in on a regular pink petticoat challege if you decided to host one!

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  14. Great idea for a challenging task. Here's my effort:

    http://craftyblogocks.blogspot.com/

    Thanks for a great challenge,
    Paul

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  15. Gorgeous cards everyone and good luck... Well Here is my entry

    Elaine x

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  16. Hi - hope this works, I don't have a blog!
    Sally

    [IMG]http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j314/prmorris2000/DSC08275.jpg[/IMG]

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  17. Sally... you don't have a blog?? you ought to, your card is fabby!!! Go on and take the plunge!!

    Elaine x

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  18. Thanks Elaine - love your card too!

    I've actually set up a blog today, but there's nothing on it yet!

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  19. Mine is at www.madebyalison.blogspot.com, but the glitter doesn't show up too well!

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  20. My card is here: http://verylivelycards.blogspot.com/2009/01/pink-petticoat-challenge.html
    I really liked this challenge Liz - do another soon!!
    Sx

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  21. Hi Liz, I have made more cards with your frillie millie she is adorable

    My cards are here
    ju x

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  22. Hi Liz,
    You never fail to inspire!!! I love your new valentine papers and so decided to try and "change" one of those. I opened up tiny hearts in pretty pink into my photoshop elements package, and decided to play with the colour and lighting. Here's my creation! Hope the link works, it's m first attempt at this!!!
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/24964099@N02/3236779101/
    Gaynor

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  23. Hi Liz, okay I finally did it, here's the link to my card entry http://lolodesigns-lolodesigns.blogspot.com/2009/01/pink-petticoat-blog-candy.html

    I just love how inspiring you are to us all xx

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