Hi guys! I created a lovely white-on-white card with just a few areas of soft color, as strictly white-on-white looked rather uninteresting. I started this project by making that cute little clock from the Good Times stamp set, then added a charming, scripty sentiment from the same set and built from there.

The added die-cuts are very dimensional and, therefore, provide shadows, which add interest to this (mostly) white-on-white card. The tiny dots and flowers help to lend a playful rather than austere appearance.

Let’s get started:

1. Use the Good Times stamp with a light ink color to stamp the image of the small clock. Leave the stamp in your stamping platform.
2. Color in the image using the Good Times stencil set. I’ll have the colors I used listed below.
3. Put the colored image back into the stamping platform and use Detail Black ink to stamp over it.
4. Use the Good Times die set to cut out the clock.
5. Use black ink to stamp a sentiment from the set, then the coordinating die to cut it out.
6. I used the Garden Party and Stylized Floral die sets for blooms, branches, and dots. I colored just a few of each using Ballet Slipper but left most of the die-cuts white. I also made the inside dot of the small flowers orange using Apricot ink.
7. I used the ends of some paintbrushes to gently shape and curl the branches and flowers.
8. I used the Dotted Fancy Frames for a centering piece to place the sentiment and flowers on and around.
9. I started arranging everything to see how I liked it, then blended some ink onto the topping panel, underneath one of the flowers, and the clock. I also brushed a bit of Ballet Slipper in the center of one of the flowers.
10. I trimmed down the topping panel of white cardstock to 3 1/2 X 4 3/4 in.
11. I wrapped a white ribbon around the opposite corners of the topping panel, taping it to the back of the card with Scotch tape. And adhered it to an A2-sized cardbase using fun foam and double-sided tape.
12. I used more foam tape to center and adhere the frame die cut, and began arranging and gluing all the pieces.

An elegant white-on-white card can be made less austere with dimensional die-cut flowers and just a few areas of soft color.

I hope you have been inspired to make something new today. Thanks so much for stopping by!

-Anne