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Tuesday, 26 March 2013
Happiness Is A Butterfly
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Such a beautiful card today, Sue you are a genius.
- 26 March 2013 06:01
- Debby Berry said...
Good morning amazing Sue,
I ordered this stamp and can't wait for it to arrive now. Fantastic card and thoughts of spring are in our minds at least.
- 26 March 2013 06:07
- auscrafts said...
I've got this stamp got a friend in the USA to send it to me so many uses for it ,gorgeous card
- 26 March 2013 06:13
- Debs Artliff said...
Morning sue what a stunning card. I have this stamp and ive only used it once but now i seen what you can do with it. Sue you are such a inspiration to me. Take care Sue xxx
Debs Artliff
- 26 March 2013 06:14
- Cee Bee said...
This card is so elegant Sue, love the stamp and cant wait to get mine. Love the way you see everything differently to the rest of us.
Hugs n Stuff
Carol B
- 26 March 2013 06:16
- baconbits said...
Morning Sue
A very opulant card i really liked this when seen on C&C,I think we all ned reminding that we do not need to use all the stamp.
Amanda x
- 26 March 2013 06:18
- Jean Deane said...
Morning Sue,
Another stunning card the gold embossing really sets it off along with the coloured flowers. I too have ordered this stamp just right as I live in France we have a touch of spring here no snow thank goodness. Hope everyone is keeping warm.
Hugs Jean D
- 26 March 2013 06:18
- Lynne M said...
Hi Sue, thought the label 29 as a book card was my favourite of late but now not so sure , this card is truly sublime. Thank you for sharing your talent. Lol Lynne M x x
- 26 March 2013 06:25
Really like the subtle text stamping in the background, Sue, but not sure about the cut-out shape and brightness of the flowers. Would look great all peachy/creamy??
'P'in Wales
- 26 March 2013 06:25
- Eemeli said...
Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. I love the embossed gold swirls, they give the card such an elegant touch. Fabulous work hun.
Hugs, Eemeli
- 26 March 2013 06:31
This stunning card has a touch of the victorian era for me. I love the way you have cut part of the stamped image away, I just love this idea.
Take care
- 26 March 2013 06:32
- tracy w said...
Hi sue beautiful card bright and cheerful just what we need let hope the summer starts soon thank you Tracy w x
- 26 March 2013 06:32
- Celina Dee said...
Once again I am so jelous of the way you can colour your stamps. Love it all! :) <3
- 26 March 2013 06:39
- Gail said...
Morning Sue, what a beautiful card! I love all the elements, colour, vintage and the gold is wonderful.
Congratulation to the blog candy winners.
Gail C x
- 26 March 2013 06:43
- Felicie said...
What a fantastic card Sue.I love this stamp,it`s so beautiful.
- 26 March 2013 06:43
- Donna Jones said...
Hi Sue,
Love the feint stamping as a background and your colour, cut and raised piece. Beautiful.
Donna Jones
- 26 March 2013 06:45
- cuilliesocks said...
Stunning card, love it, Kate x
- 26 March 2013 06:46
- Michelle said...
Morning Sue. another stunner and yes you are right the French Rose background stamp is gorgeous especially coloured in they way it is! So too is the swirl embossed in gold from the Butterfly Dreams set. I love the techniques you have used with your stamping. The sentiment and little butterfly finish the card off beautifully.
Have a lovely day.
Hugs, Michelle E xx
- 26 March 2013 06:46
- englishrose897 said...
Good morning Sue, what a fantastic card. Love the stamp. And believe it or not spring is no it's way. Sally
- 26 March 2013 06:51
- Hellma said...
Such a colorful card.
- 26 March 2013 06:51
- Jan.moogie said...
A really beautiful card Sue and so happy x
- 26 March 2013 06:52
- BridgetCG said...
Hi Sue, this card is stunning. Wish Spring would arrive now. Bx
- 26 March 2013 06:59
Good morning Sue
Lovely card I wish my colouring looked like yours no matter what medium I use it always looks rubbish.
Hugs x
Heather T
- 26 March 2013 07:00
- Patricia Howarth said...
Morning Sue, Oh !! I love this card, the colours are gorgeous together, and that swirl stamp done in the gold embossing powder is stunning. The compilation is stunning.
Congratulations to the lucky winners.
Lots of love from Patricia xx
- 26 March 2013 07:09
- Anne Crawford said...
Love this colourful card! It reminds me of the old fashioned birthday cards my dad used to give to my mum.
- 26 March 2013 07:15
- jacqui said...
Great card Sue I have this stamp , so now you've given me an idea boost I will use it more
- 26 March 2013 07:20
- Rachel Taylor said...
Just gorgeous Sue ,i love the butterfly
Crafty hugs Rachel x
- 26 March 2013 07:26
- happy2craft said...
Good Morning Sue,
Beautiful. Love the stamp. Really striking with the coloured flowers and the gold swirls, just beautiful. Snowing again today.
- 26 March 2013 07:31
- Maryann said...
Hi Sue, todays card is just marveles. Sooooooo beautiful with the gorgeous butterfly ad the stunning roses. You just never seems to run out of ideas for beautiful creations do you? Everything here is totally awesome. I LOVE it.
Have a wonderful day hun and hope you get a little time to relax now too after the week-end.
- 26 March 2013 07:31
- nancyd said...
Morning Sue, a lovely card love the gold embossed
swirls have a different rose stamp
not unlike this one would do just as well
must try. Nancyd xx
- 26 March 2013 07:31
Hi Sue a nice card and love the rich gold. Take Care Love Michelle xxx
- 26 March 2013 07:31
GM Sue - love that swirl stamp. great card - but I have a friend who is terrified of butterflies so I have to remember not to put one on any cards I send her! Not all my friends are this odd thank goodness!! Each to their own ehh..
Clare W
- 26 March 2013 07:32
Hmm, love the swirls, not quite so sure about the rose stamp - it seems heavy to me. Congrats to the winners, I am dead envious, yet again.
- 26 March 2013 07:33
- Bea said...
How stunning Sue.l really love the rich appearance of this card.
- 26 March 2013 07:34
- Marleine said...
Morning Sue,
Stunning card. X
- 26 March 2013 07:36
- Heather said...
Morning Sue!
Love the way you have executed this card it is quite unusual and a reminder not to just take stamps and dies 'as is' so to speak.
There is so much going on in the craft world and so many possibilities that it is easy to forget some of the techniques and ways of doing things and a gentle reminder refreshes the way we look at things. Thank you once again
Crafty Hugs
Heather Rogers xx
- 26 March 2013 07:37
- Nanny Jo said...
A lovely card, Sue...one of my favourites from the show. I can't wait for the stamp to arrive, although my attempt will never be as beautiful as yours!
- 26 March 2013 07:41
- sarah hyett said...
Another beautiful and stunning card. X
- 26 March 2013 07:46
- Dawn Searle said...
Morning Sue
I love the vibrant colours with the gold on this card and it makes me want to get all of my unused stamps that have been in boxes for a long time out and play with them. Just beautiful!!
Hugs Dawn S. xxx
- 26 March 2013 07:47
- Dawn Searle said...
Morning Sue
I love the vibrant colours with the gold on this card and it makes me want to get all of my unused stamps that have been in boxes for a long time out and play with them. Just beautiful!!
Hugs Dawn S. xxx
- 26 March 2013 07:47
- Mrs B said...
Hi Sue. The rose stamp is just gorgeous. I love the way you have coloured it in. Also love the layout. Take care
- 26 March 2013 07:47
- Joesgrandma said...
A most beautiful card Sue!
- 26 March 2013 07:48
- cherry said...
This has to be one of the most beautiful cards I have seen of yours all your cards are fab Sue
cherry krupa xxx
- 26 March 2013 07:48
- Jane said...
Very classy, love today's card.
Jane xx
- 26 March 2013 07:49
- Carol H said...
Hi Sue, What a stunning card today. Love the gold embossing.
Crafty Hugs Carol Healy
- 26 March 2013 07:50
- marg said...
Hello Sue!
Lovely sunny morning and a lovely sunny card!
I really like the Swirls this card is beautiful Sue.
- 26 March 2013 07:52
- marg said...
Hello Sue!
Lovely sunny morning and a lovely sunny card!
I really like the Swirls this card is beautiful Sue.
- 26 March 2013 07:52
- val jones said...
Good Morning Sue. This is a dream of a card. Your imagination amazes me.
Val in Spain xxx
- 26 March 2013 07:54
- Victoria said...
I think that this last batch of cards is your best ever Sue. This one is simply gorgeous as you say, great idea about using part of the stamp. The gold embossing is so crisp and lush. Thank you Sue.
- 26 March 2013 07:58
- Sue Dunn said...
Good morning Sue. Lovely card. I have ordered both the soft gold card and the rose stamp. Can't wit fr them to arrive. I really hope it doesn't take a fortnight like the last C&C order. I want to play with them. Xx
- 26 March 2013 07:59
- TEL said...
love this stamp set - ans wonderful colours - may need to be treating myself again xx
- 26 March 2013 08:02
- beachie said...
Hi Sue
A stunning card, saw it on the show and loved the roses, would love the stamps.
Audrey x
- 26 March 2013 08:03
- TDQ Karen said...
That is lovely, I adore this stamp xx
- 26 March 2013 08:03
- Ann said...
Hi Sue
Oh Wow what a gorgeous card so vintage I love it thankyou for all your inspiration.
Congratulations to all the lucky winners.
Hugs Annx without an "e"
- 26 March 2013 08:07
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- 26 March 2013 08:10
lovelly colors fab card
- 26 March 2013 08:14
- lainey said...
another beauty Sue!! lainey x
- 26 March 2013 08:16
- kimberley said...
Love ,love ,love this card Sue...had to make a choice of multibuys on the shows and I chose the one with the poppy stamps so I'm looking forward to seeing some samples of them.Wish I could have afforded these ones too but one day.Thanks again for all the time you spend on your blog Sue to allow us to share in your wonderful cards...you are such an inspiration,take care,x.
- 26 March 2013 08:19
- Marianne's Craftroom said...
Wow, this is very different and just as gorgeous as always
- 26 March 2013 08:19
- Debbie Tinks said...
lovely card Sue. loved the demos Sunday. on cc
- 26 March 2013 08:21
Just love this card Sue - the colours are beautiful. Didn't order this stamp but now wish I had! YvonneMayxx
- 26 March 2013 08:23
- Shahab said...
Oh my God sue
All I can say is you must go to bed and Dream Beautiful Dreams, this card is so lovely and Romantic and very very french I love it, I am so pleased I purchased all the items on the tool shed show to be able to try and make this gorgeous card, thank you so much for sharing,
am looking forward to saying hello at the Ally Paly on the Sunday
Hugs, Shahab xx
- 26 March 2013 08:25
- Janice said...
A beautiful card Sue. Janice x
- 26 March 2013 08:32
morning Sue
Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful - I have not seen these stamps but will be on the hunt for them - they are really gorgeous!! I have today's sentiment in one or two books and use it often for the inside of cards - I really love the way you have cut away and then used the background print again - this I must try - although I don't have these stamps I have others which I am sure I can combine to give a similar finish.
Janet x
- 26 March 2013 08:36
Good morning Sue, this card is so beautiful. I have ordered some of the stamps and cant wait for them to arrive. Hugs xx
- 26 March 2013 08:39
- nattyboots said...
Hi Sue
Oh my goodness how majestic is this card ,
Wonderful, beautiful,it has everything .
Well done to the lucky winners
Elaine H X
- 26 March 2013 08:39
- Marion said...
Love this card the swirls are gorgeous and the colouring in on the roses is superb.you really are one clever lady.
Marion H
- 26 March 2013 08:42
- gwen70 said...
Such a gorgeous card Sue, the rose stamp is beautiful
- 26 March 2013 08:45
- jean.phillips1 said...
Morning Sue
A stunning card, love the way you have only used part of the stamp and so pleased that I ordered it too! Loe the gold embossing too. Love Jean xxx
- 26 March 2013 08:47
- Laura O said...
fantastic card Sue ,you are so talented.lovely colouring .Laura O
- 26 March 2013 08:52
- fame01 said...
morning sue what a classic stunning card i love it .. hugs sarah ..xx
- 26 March 2013 08:56
- lydia jordan said...
Morning Sue,
Very unusual card I like the roses and the butterfly is lovely.
Congrats to the lucky winners.
- 26 March 2013 08:58
- maxine said...
Stunning card Sue its so pretty x
- 26 March 2013 08:59
- Jan Caven said...
Hi Sue
I loved this card when I saw it on the show and thought it was beautiful then, shall have s go at this one for sure. I have the rose stamp which I use a lot but this card is inspiring. Wish I could get to Ally Pally but afraid too far for me. Hope all goes well.
Love Jan x x
- 26 March 2013 08:59
Good mornig Sue Another stunning card they are brilliant luv margaret xx
- 26 March 2013 08:59
- Gail said...
An absolutley stunning card and loving the colour ways - the French Rose stamp and the Butterfly Dream stamps are absolutely gorgeous xx- luv it as always xx Gail T xx
- 26 March 2013 08:59
- Jean Z said...
Hi Sue, This card is beautiful the stamp is just gorgeous also the swirl stamp looks wonderful will have to buy them love Jean Z xx
- 26 March 2013 09:01
- Nanna Tina said...
Hi Sue
Lovely card.
Happy crafting
Love Tina x
- 26 March 2013 09:01
Morning Sue, I loved this one when you had it on TV. The large stamp is beautiful and as you have done gives scope to just use bits.
Love Rosemarie. Xx
- 26 March 2013 09:07
- Lara B said...
Good morning Sue
Wow! Beautiful card...the stamps are gorgeous and once again you've highlighted this with your imagination!
I love the colours and gold embossing, it makes it so rich looking!
You never fail to inspire us!
Have a great day
Lara xxx
- 26 March 2013 09:11
- Sheila - Ginger said...
Morning Sue, oh I adored this card when I saw it on your show. What a gorgeous stamp and I love the way you have used it and the colours. Such a beautiful card and I am addicted to butterflies so that's perfect.
Love Sheila xx
- 26 March 2013 09:13
- Erica said...
Morning Sue,
Lovely card. A promise of spring?
Erica x
- 26 March 2013 09:14
- Cornish Emma said...
Morning Sue, lovely bold card today, love the roses. Emma
- 26 March 2013 09:15
- hotpotato said...
I just love this card so elegant.
- 26 March 2013 09:15
- hazel young said...
Stunning card again Sue Love everything about it just what we need to brighten up a dull cold day xx hazel
- 26 March 2013 09:19
Hi Sue,
it's absolutely beautiful - I had some of the Justrite stamps already but HAD to get this one, too. Will be playing with it VERY soon and keeping the winter blues at bay.
Have a GOOD day
Hugs, Rose x
- 26 March 2013 09:26
- Carol Yates said...
Morning Sue, beautiful card, we need all the help we can get to herald in spring. There is light snow just drifting about round here today.
- 26 March 2013 09:27
- Helen said...
Stunning as ever. I have to put a piercing ruler on my wish list, I just love the effect. You've really inspired me to look at my Spellbinders in a different way. Can't wait for my die d-lites to arrive.
Hugs Helen xx
- 26 March 2013 09:27
- Sandra F said...
A lovely card Sue. xx
- 26 March 2013 09:29
- Debbie Ravenhill said...
Morning Sue, love,love this card! You use your stamps in such an imaginative way, I don't no where your ideas come from. You have made me look at my stamps and dies in another dimension. I have to wait to get this stamp til pay day, that's if there is any left! Well done to all the winner's a tiny bit jealous!! Surely Summer is on the way Sue, isn't it? Have a lovely day Debbie Ravenhill xxx
- 26 March 2013 09:30
Beautiful Sue xx Delyth
- 26 March 2013 09:33
- Izzwizz said...
Beautiful card Sue. Must admit, when I saw this one on the show I assumed you had overpainted the stamped background, never thought about a second or third generation stamp. I love the gold embossed swirls. Maddy x
- 26 March 2013 09:36
- Margaret said...
Good morning Sue
You never fail to amaze what a stunning card I just love the gold flourish stamping too absolutely beautiful!
- 26 March 2013 09:37
Morning Sue, beautiful card, thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas with us. Take care, Jess x
- 26 March 2013 09:40
- guffie said...
Roll on spring to warm the cockles of our heart, but wait you already have Sue with this wonderful card, what a lovely stamp it remainds me of the roses just outside my door 9or they will be if we ever get rid of this cold weather) xx gail from eastbourne
- 26 March 2013 09:42
- June Fletcher said...
Morning Sue
Such a stunning and beautiful card
June x
- 26 March 2013 09:44
This is lovely, the stamp is just georgous, Oh my wish list is just too long!
Love - Jackie C
- 26 March 2013 09:46
- Ali B said...
Hi Sue,
Loved seeing you do all the demos on the shows over the weekend. You make it look so easy. Im just dabbling with stamping and embossing as it adds an extra dimension to the cards. Keep the inspiration coming. Thanks
Alison x
- 26 March 2013 09:47
- Christine said...
Beautiful. I don't seem to like spellbinders used with stamps, but like both separately! The swirl is gorgeous, I should like a card just with that!
Thank you, Sue
- 26 March 2013 09:47
- Esther Farquharson said...
Hi Sue
This card takes my breath away! It is so, so beautiful. Marie Antoinette comes to mind as I look at this card, the opulent gold swirls and butterfly and the deep colours of the roses, it is just gorgeous.
Esther from the Highlands
- 26 March 2013 09:50
- Esther Farquharson said...
Hi Sue
This card takes my breath away! It is so, so beautiful. Marie Antoinette comes to mind as I look at this card, the opulent gold swirls and butterfly and the deep colours of the roses, it is just gorgeous.
Esther from the Highlands
- 26 March 2013 09:52
- Hanneke said...
What a wonderful card! I love the gold butterfly and that matching sentiment is great! Hugs, Hanneke
- 26 March 2013 09:57
- Clare said...
Gorgeous card, love the rose stamp.
Clare x
- 26 March 2013 10:00
Morning Sue
Can't wait for this stamp to come, it is simply gorgeous, love how you have cut it for the corner and the gold embellishment and butterfly. Thank you for choosing me as a winner.
- 26 March 2013 10:07
- MARGARET said...
Hi Sue
A beautiul card. need to invest in this stamp.
Margaret L
- 26 March 2013 10:09
- Marion Bull said...
You've done it again Sue. You are an inspiration every day!
Marion Bull
- 26 March 2013 10:14
- Aileen said...
Absolutely love this card, beautiful vivid colours and so classy.Really wish I had ordered this stamp now,but have spent so much money already this week!!
Aileen xx
- 26 March 2013 10:15
- CraftyCj said...
Loved this card when I saw it on the tv it is even better close up
- 26 March 2013 10:18
- joyce walker said...
Will have to get these stamps what a beautiful card yet again.
- 26 March 2013 10:18
- darcydaydream said...
just gorgeous...I bought this stamp as soon as it was available in the uk...love all the justrite stamps..gotta have them all....lol
Christine in Darcy....x
- 26 March 2013 10:28
- Chrissie J Lui said...
Hi Sue, Beautiful card, I also loved it when i saw it on C&C. I have added these stamps to my NEED list. I am saving my pennies for your POTD.
Happy crafting
Chrissie x x x
- 26 March 2013 10:30
- Leanne said...
Great card! Love the embossing.
- 26 March 2013 10:33
Beautiful card Sue with bright fresh colours and I love the sentiment. The Rose stamp has now been added to my shopping list which is getting longer every dya I read your blog!!!
Val C xx
- 26 March 2013 10:34
Oooo, what a colourful card....stunning xx
- 26 March 2013 10:40
Oh wow what a beauty just lovethis
- 26 March 2013 10:41
- Lorraine Taylor said...
Beautiful antique looking card , would suit any age ,its a card that would stand out from the rest on the shelve,stunning embossing , love it as always good job done sue xx
- 26 March 2013 10:44
- hollyberry said...
Hi Sue
An absolutely stunning card don't have the stamp but maybe I should raid the piggy bank and get it.
- 26 March 2013 10:58
- ShirleyT said...
Hi Sue,
Really lovely card. I am snowed in and I know there is a parcel due to me - how frustrating!!
Much love,
Shirley T. xxx
- 26 March 2013 11:02
gorgeous card sue. different but still 'yours'.
- 26 March 2013 11:03
Hello Sue,
What a lovely bright card, saw it on C&C loved it then, its even better close up. The French Rose stamp is absolutly gorgeous, love the way you have used it to get two different but matching looks. The Gold swirl is exquisite and adds a really elegant touch.
Hope your day is going well, Brenda Lel.
- 26 March 2013 11:06
- Sandybee said...
A beautiful card this morning Sue
xx Sandra
- 26 March 2013 11:08
Such a pretty card Sue. xx
- 26 March 2013 11:12
- Lizzie Shakespeare said...
Hi Sue
Love this card I have the butterfly set so will try this one with other flower stamps too.
Thank you
Lizzie (serial copycat)xox
- 26 March 2013 11:12
- Kiraneries said...
Sue another beautiful card. I love the gold embossing, it really sets the card off.
- 26 March 2013 11:15
- Nubiene Peltier said...
Hi Sue
This a lovely red rosey print it has a look of regal/vintage with the gold shimmer incorporated cant wait to get mine to play with you are such a wonderful crafter and always in touch with us bloggers by bringing us a new design each day
Thank you x
- 26 March 2013 11:24
Hi sue I absolutely love this card It is stunning and once I've finished this post I'm going to look everywhere to buy it!! In all fairness it was second on my justrite list to get so I must have known it was one to get!! Lol looking forward to seeing your embossing folders on the potd next month love Lesley x
- 26 March 2013 11:39
Hi sue I absolutely love this card It is stunning and once I've finished this post I'm going to look everywhere to buy it!! In all fairness it was second on my justrite list to get so I must have known it was one to get!! Lol looking forward to seeing your embossing folders on the potd next month love Lesley x
- 26 March 2013 11:39
Hi sue I absolutely love this card It is stunning and once I've finished this post I'm going to look everywhere to buy it!! In all fairness it was second on my justrite list to get so I must have known it was one to get!! Lol looking forward to seeing your embossing folders on the potd next month love Lesley x
- 26 March 2013 11:39
Hi sue I absolutely love this card It is stunning and once I've finished this post I'm going to look everywhere to buy it!! In all fairness it was second on my justrite list to get so I must have known it was one to get!! Lol looking forward to seeing your embossing folders on the potd next month love Lesley x
- 26 March 2013 11:39
- yorkielass said...
Hello Sue, A truly beautiful card, the gold embossing is crisp and opulent and love the butterfly. The French Rose stamp is delicious and on my ever growing must have list. the way you have cut it and then used the text is food for thought, thank you for making us think outside the box, your inspiration is endless and your blog is a treasure.
Congratulations to the lucky winners.
Stay safe and warm everyone.
Hugs June xxx
- 26 March 2013 11:44
- Sue lovelypages said...
Hi Sue, I loved this card when I saw it on C&C, and I long for that stamp! You are so inspirational to me and I love your work, love from Sue xx
- 26 March 2013 11:49
- Fiona said...
What a beautiful card! Sue, you are amazing. Love your work x
- 26 March 2013 11:49
- Susan White said...
Lovely card and beautiful stamps! Really like the swirls in the gold embossing.
Thanks, Susan
- 26 March 2013 11:52
Hi Sue
What a beautiful card. Very vintage with a touch of Victoriana in it. Beautiful colouring too - your shading is superb - mine never looks as good!
- 26 March 2013 11:54
- Jean Cockburn said...
Morning Sue, such a beautiful card ( as always) I love anything with a french theme, it is so elegant. Loved all your demos on C&C you give us all so much inspiration, and make me think of other ways to use my dies, thank you. Jean
- 26 March 2013 11:57
Belinda Raven said...
Hi Sue, the soft gold card and gold embossing are stunning. Love the way you use parts of the stamp individually - more ways to use our stamps, yay!
Hugs, Belinda X
- 26 March 2013 12:02
- Meg said...
I love stamping Sue so this card is just up my street. (We do have some strange sayings in the UK don't we?)
I loved the satin gold card on one of your demos' on C&C.
SUNSHINE here today but still very cold wind. Crafting weather.
Margaret O
- 26 March 2013 12:14
Morning Sue, What a beautiful card today's is. I'm just going to catch up on all your Demo's. The gold embossing really sets this one off.
- 26 March 2013 12:16
- Carol H said...
Another beautiful card, love the embossed swirls.
- 26 March 2013 12:27
- Julie Bee said...
Hi Sue
Love the card, what a good idea to cut out the fancy portion of the stamp to make a different take on things. Looking forward to your next shows.
Congratulations to all the winners.
Best Wishes
Julie Bee
- 26 March 2013 12:29
- Marianna Hammer said...
What a wonderful way to use the background stamp. Absolutely beautiful card :)
- 26 March 2013 12:35
- Carol S. said...
Hi Sue, this card is stunning. You have coloured it beautifully. Hugs, Carol S.xx
- 26 March 2013 12:35
- Yvonne Fraser said...
Good afternoon Sue from a very snowy and cold East Coast of Scotland. However looking at this card just makes you smile with the gorgeous colours and composition with hope that spring and summer is just round the corner. Stunning card, and I love that you go in close to some parts of the card. Thank you very much for sharing your inspirational talent. Message to everyone keep warm and safe. xx
- 26 March 2013 12:38
- CraftyJo said...
Very pretty Sue, some lovely details.
- 26 March 2013 13:08
- Snuffy Snoo said...
Hi Sue, I really love today's card - really beautiful. I just wish I had more time to 'play'!!! Love Sam xxx
- 26 March 2013 13:31
- Glass Daisy said...
Hi Sue,
Another truly beautiful card Sue.
Sonia x
- 26 March 2013 13:42
- Dawn Louise said...
Ooo a lovely rich and beautiful card. its great that you're showing more now of combining die cutting with other crafty techniques and how they work so well togetherhave a grand day x
- 26 March 2013 13:47
- SerenePolly said...
Hi Sue
I loved this when I saw it on C&C. Seeing it up close does give a wonderful sense of variety and dimension.
Take care.
- 26 March 2013 13:53
- torridgewomble said...
Beautiful colours on this one.
Wil have to try this out with the pencils I had for Christmas.
- 26 March 2013 13:55
- Fieldsend said...
Afternoon Sue, what a beautiful dream of a card Just love everything about it.
Love June
- 26 March 2013 14:11
- Diane Mortimer said...
I really like this card, I love butterflies, on a card they can be so versaitile, this card is bold and beautiful.
Diane from Glasgow
- 26 March 2013 14:21
- SUZYD said...
Gorgeous card.Suzyd x
- 26 March 2013 15:09
- Vie Carter said...
I really like the pierced edge same colour as the card, it works so well
congratulations to all you lucky winners
- 26 March 2013 15:15
Hi Sue
Love the rose and background stamp you have used on today's card sooo elegant.
Gilly C
- 26 March 2013 15:24
- granny sue said...
Hi Sue. Lovely colourful card today. I never think to use coloured pencils, will have to give them a try. SueL
- 26 March 2013 15:35
- CardMaker said...
Hi Sue
Lovely card today. My pic of the week 2 has just arrived and i cant wait to get started now i have seen all the lovely samples you have posted
Nicky x
- 26 March 2013 15:37
- Kate's Cards said...
- 26 March 2013 15:47
- Ita said...
Hi Sue another fab card saw it on your show,the gold embossing works very well.
- 26 March 2013 16:00
- foxyg said...
A different, but gorgeous card, Sue.
- 26 March 2013 16:16
- nannapat said...
Oh my word, what a beautiful, beautiful card. The butterfly, the scroll and the roses are absolutely stunning - even more so once they've had the 'Sue' treatment! Pat x
- 26 March 2013 16:33
Hi Sue
Some beautiful cards these past few days, and this is no exception!!
Rich and elegant, and perfectly created as always!!
Love and hugs. Hilary xxx
- 26 March 2013 16:40
- maxine h said...
As always a very pretty card Sue.
Love maxine xx
- 26 March 2013 16:57
Boy oh boy what a lovely card. Another one for the wish list which is getting longer and longer. Well done for all these stunning designs.
- 26 March 2013 17:08
- Janice K said...
A beautiful card, love that gorgeous stamp! x
- 26 March 2013 17:19
Dear Sue
This is a stunningly beautiful card Sue. I don't know how you get all your ideas.
Such a gorgeous stamp you've used.
Thank you for all your hard crafting work,
Best wishes from
Katie-Louise sweetlove
- 26 March 2013 17:42
- Christine Harrop said...
Great stamp and card. A lovely vintage feel to it. Christine x
- 26 March 2013 18:07
- Patricia said...
Hi Sue,
Love today`s card I really like that subtle text background. Beautiful colouring, everything about this is stunning.
Patricia xx
- 26 March 2013 18:08
Hi Sue,
I've been away for a few days - able to receive your emails, but unable to comment on the blog. Frustrating! I've loved all the cards, but I think my fave from the last few days was the 'Book for a friend'. Today's card is so pretty - a little bit Victorian maybe? Love the intense colours and the gold swirls. Beautiful.
- 26 March 2013 18:09
- Lynne said...
what a beautiful stamp and card - nice to see more stamping with the spellbinders :)
Best wishes
Lynne in Spain
- 26 March 2013 18:12
- fluffycat said...
Hi Sue, I love this card. It is very up-to-date but with a vintage feel to it. The rose stamp is gorgeous and was the first thing that really jumped out at me on the show. Yet another item on my wish list!
Congratulations to yesterday's blog winners, enjoy your goodies.
- 26 March 2013 18:14
- Kylemore Kards said...
Not really into that floral stamp-a bit too busy for me but obviously others like it and thats what makes the world go round. Keep the ideas coming. Thanks. Hil
- 26 March 2013 18:15
- melody said...
Hi Sue, stunning card love the gold embossing. Hugs Melody xxx
- 26 March 2013 18:30
- Carole said...
Stunning card. Thank you for giving us such great inspiration. Made my first embossed card today thanks to your great inspiration xx (I'm fairly new to cardmaking and love trying new techniques.. to me lol )
- 26 March 2013 18:32
- Jill Liddle said...
Beautiful, beautiful card.
- 26 March 2013 18:40
- brenda said...
A very striking card today, loved it when you showed it on C & C x
- 26 March 2013 18:50
- Wendy Jackson said...
What a stunning card Sue....I love the colour of the red roses against the gold.....xx
- 26 March 2013 19:19
- Wendy Jackson said...
What a stunning card Sue....I love the colour of the red roses against the gold.....xx
- 26 March 2013 19:19
- Sandra said...
Good evening Sue,
A beautiful card, I love that background stamp.
It must take you an age to read all of your posts these days, it's fantastic to see how much your log has grown over the last couple of years, I laugh when I am scrolling through all the lovely comments just thinking how thrilled you must be x
I am so looking forward to your show on the 9th April , I hope you get your 'parcel' in plenty of time x
Crafty hugs, keep warm, I bet you can't wait to get to your mums!
Sandra xxx
- 26 March 2013 19:28
- Maria said...
What a delightful card - love it
- 26 March 2013 19:56
- Barbara said...
Love those gorgeous swirl stamps and the gold embossing.
- 26 March 2013 20:06
- lou said...
what a amazing card . . cool. . .
loved the show on sunday with Dean
brillant demos and a giggle too.x
- 26 March 2013 20:19
- Crafty Nanna said...
Really beautiful card Sue, I love the French Rose border, it really sets the whole card off and it's so vibrant. The Gold butterfly and swirls just set it all of beautifully,
- 26 March 2013 20:33
- Vanessa said...
beautiful card Sue, thanks for sharing
- 26 March 2013 20:48
- karenlotty said...
Beautiful card I love the way you've used the background stamp as a prominent piece for the card Can I do something similar with my digikits - I think I can Thank you for sharing your fantastic ideas
- 26 March 2013 21:18
- Linda Simpson said...
Gorgeous paper and love the stamps and the dies. The butterfly looks fabulous and just love this sentiment.
Linda xxx
- 26 March 2013 21:47
Love the rich colouring and the gold. A definite must-try!
Thanks for sharing,
Sue xx
- 26 March 2013 21:51
Such an elegant card, everything about it is fabulous.
Thanks for the continued inspiration.
Caroline MacH
- 26 March 2013 21:52
- Trish said...
Hi Sue,
Gorgeous card, very ornate and simply beautiful. TFS
Trish x
- 26 March 2013 21:56
- Crafty Lark said...
Super card, love your stamping and strong colours. xx Flora
- 26 March 2013 22:13
- lynda said...
Simply beautiful and amazing love Lynda xx
- 26 March 2013 22:41
- Joan Donaldson said...
A stunning card Sue, love everything about it especially the butterfly.
- 26 March 2013 22:55
- carol e said...
Hi Sue another beautiful card, really vintage
Carol E
- 26 March 2013 23:03
- Fuchsia said...
Simply Beautiful !
- 26 March 2013 23:36
- Malou said...
Gorgeous card. Love it.
- 26 March 2013 23:55
- nzillingworth said...
Hi Sue
fabulous, love the colour of the roses. Need to practise shading. Embossing really makes this card. Brill job
Born again spellbinder
Nadine xxx hug
- 27 March 2013 00:23
Hi Sue,
So beautiful, have ordered this stamp and can't wait for it to arrive, thank you x
- 27 March 2013 09:32
- Sonia Jones said...
Morning Sue, another very luxurious card today. Sonia x
- 27 March 2013 09:39
Hi Sue loving this card yhink this stamp is on my wish list Hugs Corinne
- 27 March 2013 10:38
- Pearl said...
Hi Sue, I was at work before so didn't get chance to comment on this one until today and WOW what a stunner. I love the stamping and gold embossing, another great treasure. Well done Sue.
Happicraftiness to you, Pearl
- 27 March 2013 10:40
- Lindsay Martin said...
Really stunning card here Sue, certainly not a shrinking violet!!!!
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Beth 3 Reviews
Hooman was extremely professional throughout the entire process. He was responsive to all communication and he was absolutely amazing on our wedding day. I never even knew he was there, but yet, he was everywhere! I cannot wait to see the images he captured, because I know they will be all the moments that I missed during the whirlwind of the day. Many of our guests even commented on how amazing he was, so I know that others noticed his professionalism and his experience during the day. Thanks so much for spending the day with us and for helping us capture so many precious memories.
Wedding: 11/01/2014
Services Used: Photography
Hooman's goal is to be a guest at your wedding, which makes him the most memorable photographer. Everyone loved him-he made it so easy. We have amazing shots of the dance floor action because Hooman was right in the middle of it. A friend told me she noticed how he was able to pull us away for the quick sunset photos without being obvious, and we returned so quickly. I have watched photographers at other weddings stand out and clash with videographers or family or even guests, you do not have to worry about this happening with Hooman. We have beautiful pictures that are unique and different than any of our friends. We also have great memories of taking these photos because Hooman made it enjoyable. He is an artist and has a n eye for landscapes. My husband thanked me for finding him. He also can include a wedding album in your price-this way you can make sure you will made a wedding album! I cannot sing his praises enough.
Wedding: 09/06/2014
Services Used: Photography
Jenny 1 Reviews
Hooman was absolutely wonderful! He spent the entire day with us, from 9AM to midnight. He made everyone feel so comfortable and kept everything right on schedule. Hooman listened to everything that I wanted and made sure it happened...we got every picture that we wanted and he captured so many moments that I didn't even remember. Hooman helped make our wedding day even more special :)
Wedding: 08/02/2014
Services Used: Photography
Right behind choosing my husband, Vesic Photography was hands down the best decision I made while planning my wedding. My words cannot fully capture Vesic Photography's Hooman Bahrani's talent, nor can I fully express my gratitude for his work. Our engagement photos, bridal portraits and wedding photos captured the emotions of each moment with absolute perfection. When looking through our wedding photos, we cried during the ceremony photos seeing the love and emotion in each picture, and my face hurt from smiling and laughing through the reception photos. I could feel how much fun our guests were having through his photos. Hooman and Vesic Photography allowed to us to relive our wedding in the best possible way. A bride and groom cannot be in every conversation, toast or dance circle all at once, but somehow Hooman was there. How one person captured all of these moments is beyond my understanding, and I am so thankful that he provided us with these memories.
In addition to his talented photography, Vesic Photography is AWESOME to work with. Hooman is a calming force in the frequent chaos of wedding planning. He was such a pleasure to work with and played a tremendous role in our wedding day. I give Vesic Photography my highest recommendation, and I wish every bride could have Hooman and Vesic Photography at their wedding. I highly recommend browsing Vesic Photography's blog. Our pictures are posted at http://vesic.com/2014/09/andrew-amy-wedding-berry-hill-south-boston-va/.
Wedding: 07/12/2014
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Jill 1 Reviews
Hooman was so great to work with from day 1! He traveled with us to Black Mountain, NC for our engagement photos and was very open and excited about us including very special family members and our dogs. All of our photos from the engagement photos, bridal portraits, and wedding are absolutely beautiful and will be cherished forever. Hooman was flexible, very responsive, and kept the energy and enthusiasm through everything! Everyone at the wedding was commenting on how awesome our photographer was. He is so great at capturing emotion and beauty and would recommend him a thousand times over!
Wedding: 06/07/2014
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Audrey 1 Reviews
I'm going to try to convey how insanely elated we are with Vesic Photography in 2000 characters.
Getting married in a remote North Carolina town, we ran into a problem finding quality vendors easily. Somehow, I found Vesic Photography on weddingwire.com. My fiance was seeing dollar signs but once we got on the phone with Hooman, it was clear he was going to be worth the investment. Now, with timeless pieces of art in our hands, we really got the deal of a lifetime.
Before the wedding, Hooman set us up with a pre-wedding package and helped convince my fiance a first look was required (yes!). We followed Vesic Photography on Facebook and his work really just got us crazy excited. Despite a super busy wedding season, Hooman answered all my bridezilla-esque questions.
The day of Hooman showed up on time and stayed until the very end. He made everyone comfortable with his cool demeanor. He was gracious and kind, never demanding, making jokes. As we got ready, he encouraged a very unposed, natural vibe and constantly snapped shots.
Our first look was just our style, no forced posing or awkwardness. We threw Hooman a curve ball with a non-traditional wedding party, but he never missed a step and got great group shots. The ceremony was well captured with every shot you can dream of. Family shots went quick and with out awkwardness as Hooman navigated my parent's divorce with ease. The rest of the night Hooman was running around like a crazy man capturing the two of us, sunset scenes and everyone dancing.
He had two cameras on his belt, whipping between the two like he was a fast draw gunslinger. No yelling "stand up straight" or "tilt your head", he just said "live in that space" as he snapped away. His excitement was infectious, our videographer even got inspired by his passion. Several times, my husband and I leaned in saying "He is the best decision we made".
Now, with our gazillion gorgeous photos in hand, we know we made the best decision ever. Hooman is THE man.
Wedding: 06/06/2014
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Amelia 1 Reviews
Hooman was so wonderful!
We had a small destination wedding weekend off the coast of Seattle with fewer than 20 guests and he captured everything about it so perfectly!
From the laughter and the laid-back feeling, to the love between friends and family members, everything is shown in our wedding album. (Even the llamas, haha!)
I could not have found a more perfect photographer. I should mention that he was incredibly professional while managing to feel like part of the family.
Worth every penny plus some, if you have a chance to book him, do NOT hesitate!
Wedding: 05/31/2014
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Thank you Hooman for an unforgettable ceremony and reception experience! You were a joy with whom to work--from early in the day to the very late hours capturing the wonderful moments on such a special and magical day! Thank you for the preview photo on Huffington Post--WOW! Stunning!
We can't wait to see all of the work!
Thank you!!
Wedding: 05/25/2014
Services Used: Photography
Private User 4 Reviews
Hooman with Vesic Photography is the absolute BEST!!!
Incredibly accommodating, very professional, amazingly fun and wonderfully creative.
Hooman was always very quick to respond to any questions I had, he came to the wedding very prepared, had some absolutely incredible ideas that truly made the wedding. Hooman has such a unique style that enables him to capture those moments you want to have forever!
Wedding: Recently Married
Services Used: Photography
I'm not quite sure how I stumbled upon Vesic during my vender search, but it was likely THE best thing that happened to us on our wedding planning journey. Upon first talking with Hooman, his enthusiasm for the art of photography and capturing wedding photos was immediately apparent, and his philosophy about wedding day photos matched ours --emphasis on candid photos, capturing the biggest and smallest of moments. Plus, his willingness to be a part of our ENTIRE wedding day, from makeup to send off, was incredible. It put us at ease knowing we would have him there to capture every detail.
The Day--As my mom just said, "How can you adequately evaluate his significance on that day?" From the moment he walked into the house with my bridal party and family, it was like he was a long time friend. He was always smiling, laughing, and snapping pictures. As the day went on, we were, as most wedding are, behind schedule with the arrival of the groomsmen, first look, etc. but Hooman was not only flexible--he helped us figure out scheduling and was running around on the farm with cameras on his back making sure everything was taken care of.
ALL day everyone was so impressed by my photographer! My mom got a lot of "where in the world did you find him!?" comments. My friends all thought he was SO professional and fun. During the ceremony, he was totally unobtrusive yet captured incredible photos. During the reception, he danced nearly the whole time, enabling him to capture some KILLER photos of my super fun friends and us dancing our hearts out. After the reception concluded, he was still right there, capturing as many photos as possible, at the end of our exit line with a huge smile on his face. He was honestly flawless from start to finish.
Not only did he enhance our wedding day experience, but the photos--their beauty is simply unrea. Ethereal. Stunning. Breathtaking. Heartwarming. PERFECT. I relived the day, tears, smiles, and all! He exceeded all our expectations.
Wedding: 05/24/2014
Services Used: Photography
Janine 4 Reviews
From our first meeting- Hooman (Vesic owner and photographer) was wonderful. My husband can be slow to warm to people but liked Hooman right out of the gate! We're so lucky Hooman photographed both our engagement and wedding photos. Not only are the pictures perfect, Hooman presence on the wedding day was incredible. Hooman brings such a calm cool and positive vibe. We love our wedding photos, and Hooman made all of our guests comfortable and fit right in!
Wedding: 05/17/2014
Services Used: Photography
Vesic Photography is beyond amazing!!! We could not give this photographer a high enough rating! Not only were all of our pictures stunning, but the photographer was so much fun to work with. The photographer is super laid-back and really knows what he is doing! He doesn't get in your face and ask you to do cheesy poses; he captures life as it happens and is able to put a beautiful artistic spin on it. We can't find one picture out of the 1000+ he has provided for us that is just "average" - they ALL truly exceed expectation! We have received sooo many compliments on our engagement/wedding photos and have even made it into the Huffington Post TWICE and Triad Weddings Magazine! Not only were our pictures flawless, but he was also extremely quick getting our pictures to us and even throwing in a few awesome surprise gifts along the way! He was also my "saving grace" on my actual wedding day by helping me come up with a plan for what to do since we had unfortunate cold & rainy weather for an outdoor ceremony. By the end of the night, he was out on the dance floor with all of my friends and family capturing everything and occasionally throwing in a few dance moves himself. So much fun! Perfect Pictures! We HIGHLY recommend him - we promise Vesic Photography is worth it!
Wedding: 04/19/2014
Services Used: Photography
Hooman and Vesic Photography far exceeded our expectations! We began working with him for our engagement photos almost a year ago and used some of the photos for our Save the Date and got rave reviews and then the wedding experience was phenomenal with him. His approach to wedding photography should be praised every day and to say that he has a gift does not even begin to do his craft justice! We are beyond happy with everything and cannot be happier!!! He took the subject (Ben, me, our families and friends and our wedding day) and really brought it to life through his lens and ultimately his heart, which made the biggest difference. He is a true rock star!! We feel beyond honored that he could tell our story!! Just looks at our gorgeous pictures…such a unique perspective on our big day! We will sing his praises to anyone that will listen
Wedding: 03/22/2014
Services Used: Photography
We have never experienced such a talented and professional photographer as Hooman Bahrani in our life time. Hooman brings out the best in every picture he takes. He has a unique way of capturing those special moments and preserving them forever. We were amazed how he gets right up in the middle of the action on a dance floor and actually jumps up and places his camera above the crowd to get an unusual angle of all of the action.
He is a master of what he does and it is entertaining just watching him work. He too is a super nice gentleman and one who takes pride in his work and applies a personal touch and is able to achieve pictures that only he knows how to capture.
We highly recommend Hooman to anyone who only expects the best in a photographer. He took the most fabulous pictures of our son Jonathan and daughter in law Crystal 's wedding on 2/22/14 at WinMock. He makes that "Once In A Life Time" moment last forever.
He took some of the pictures and composed a slide video with music that still brings tears to our eyes each time we watch it. So, "Our Hats Are Off" to you Hooman !!!! Wished we could rate him "100" stars, because that's what he is. We sincerely thank you for a wonderful and professional job. You are definitely "THE BEST". Kindest Regards, Rick & Terri Statesville, N.C.
Wedding: 02/22/2014
Services Used: Photography
Peter 1 Reviews
To all those prospective brides & grooms - don't waste your time! If your on this page and reading this then you already you have the opportunity to have the GREATEST Photographer EVER!!!! My wife & I could not have had a better experience with Hooman. He's incredibly Professional, Personable, Fun & the fly on the wall that captures every great moment!! My wife & I just saw our video that Hooman created and our pictures and I'm traveling for work. We tried to time it perfectly but both had tears flowing, goose bumps & absolute JOY!!! A moment we both wished we had next to one another. His photos are so good we/amazing we could not wait. If you are one of the very select few who have the opportunity to work with this amazing artist - YOU'RE WELCOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! From the moment we meet Hooman - we also had my mother in-law select him and meet for the first time when we traveled in for out license. He was the most caring, enthusiastic, kind, loving and artistic photographer. My Mother-in-law hit a GRAND SLAM!!!!! She could not have found and hired a better photographer. I will always owe her for this as the pictures Hooman took capturing our moment she will have to always hold over my head - and always share with us!!!! DBS (Don't Be Stupid) - if your are considering Hooman or even looked at him - book it!!!! You will have NO REGRETS - in fact I'm so confident that he will make you wedding a amazing experience as the one Erin & I had that you can call me: CrazYYYYY for a post for a vendor. HE IS THAT GOOOOOOOD!!! My cell # is 702.604.0405 and that's my personal cell.
Thank you Hooman!!!! I LOVE YOU AND YOUR WORK IS AMAZZZZZZZZZZZING :)
You will always be in our heart and mind every time we see the artwork you created at our wedding. Everyone who hires you is a LUCKY individual!!!!!!
Wedding: 11/16/2013
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sunethra 1 Reviews
I am so glad that Hooman Bahrani was the photographer at my wedding. He has captured the moments so well and all the pictures are so dam beautiful. I will definitely recommend him to others. My family and I are so happy with his work.
Wedding: 11/15/2013
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Cheese course at restaurants-why bother if you can't do it right?
- Splendid Wine Snob Apr 24, 2007 08:00 AM
After horrific experiences with cheese plates at restaurants, I've finally had enough. Why can't they do it right? Here are some of the basic requirements of a properly presented cheese course. Restauranters please take notice. Fellow hounds, please offer opinions:
1. Do NOT serve me cheese that is cold. Cold cheese is the death knell of taste.
2. Please provide seperate cheese knifes so that I am not using my Brie knife to cut into my Roquefort.
3. Do NOT pile the cheeses on top of one another. Provide a large enough plate so they are not "touching" each other. Its absolutely inexcusable that cheese would ever be presented like this.
4. If you are going to present with grapes, make sure they are fresh, and also at room temperature.
My opinion is that you're completely correct. Your #1 is the first thing I thought of.
I'd add: If you're going to offer a cheese plate, at least try to have some creative and unusual cheeses on there. I'm not forking out big bucks for Cracker Barrel type and quality cheeses. If I order a cheese plate (and don't get to select what is on it), I want to be impressed, not bored.
Also, please keep it simple. Don't overwhelm me or the cheese with a ton of accoutrements.
How about:
5. Position your cheeses in a tasting order, not in some random order on the plate.
6. Brie is rarely if ever a good option on a cheese plate
7. Apples too should be fresh on the plate
Couldn't agree more.
Also, provide enough crackers etc to be able to eat all of the cheese without being made to feel a glutton by having to ask for more!
And jpschust's apples have to be crisp not soft.
I've never understood what the big deal is with cheese courses. At Picholine in NY, they have a professional and quite well-known affineur to age their cheeses, so what you get you couldnt get anywhere else. But if you went to the best cheese store in NY you could find something very close, take it home and eat it. However, to have any hope of duplicating at home the appetizers and entrees served by Terence Brennan at Picholine, you would have to start by going to culinary school for a year and then spend the whole day prepping and cooking.
re: Brian S
Amen !!!
If you are in a town that has good cheese shops there's usually not a point in ordering a cheese course.
My rule is ...
DON"T serve me a portion that is about the size of the sample I get at my local cheese shop.
In SF Gary Danko gets all sorts of praise for the cheese course. Yes, there a big variety and some interesting stuff, but nothing I can't buy at the good local cheese store. However, the serving size is about the size or litle bigger than what my cheesemongeer hands me as a free sample.
I suggest to anyone getting an ineptly served cheese plate to send it back, tell the why and have them take the charge off your bill.
re: rworange
By this logic one shouldn't order beer, coffee, or anything else they can easily buy to take home.
re: jpschust
It is the one thing I can do better at home, so I personally don't have an interest in it though I'll order it once in restaurants who have a reputation for great cheese carts. I've never been wowed.
A cheese course is something ordered for itself. It does not accompany other food like beverages.
It is nice though that restaurants offer it so when I'm going out for just drinks, there's a little something to snack on.
re: rworange
"If you are in a town that has good cheese shops there's usually not a point in ordering a cheese course. "
i'm sorry, but i disagree completely. by that logic, i wouldn't order wine, cocktails or anything besides sushi out. (i'm a culinary professional, btw.)
{and i have had heavenly experiences at picholine and artisanal, his cafe, numerous times}. sure the cheese may be available in my local shop, but then i have to buy at least 1/4 pound of at least 5 or 6 varieties, make 5 or 6 different lovely accompaniments, serve it and clean it up myself. then do what with the rest?
i don't have a sweet tooth and am very glad better restaurants in this country now serve a cheese course.
i'm quite happy to have a few small bites of several kinds and feel very sated.
re: hotoynoodle
I don't want a lot of cheese but Gary Danko was ridiculous. It wasn't bites ... it was bite ... very, very, very small bite for a very, very big price.
re: LStaff
Yes, I've wondered this as well. Then in that case, eliminate them entirely as a course because there is no point in eating cold cheese.
re: Splendid Wine Snob
I wonder... if you asked "is the cheese plate served with cold cheese? and, is that because of health regulations?"... and they respond yes and yes... would it help to order the cheese plate at the beginning, ask that it be brought out at the beginning, and then leave it on your table until the end? (Of course, this doesn't address any of the other bad-cheese-plate-service complaints, but... if it's because of regulation, then perhaps it's an idea that might alleviate that aspect, at least?)
re: abowes
health codes do not require cheese to be served cold. if it comes out cold:
they forgot to temper it
they don't sell very much, so don't bother to temper
or don't know jack about serving cheese
re: hotoynoodle
Health codes do not require cheese to be served cold, but they do forbid serving cheese that has been sitting out at room temp for four or more hours.
I imagine you have never worked in a restaurant kitchen, as there are many reasons why the logistics of serving warm cheese can be difficult. The cheese takes at least a half hour to warm up, meaning that this cannot be done to order (unless you want to make your patrons wait a half hour). Instead, the cheese would need to be left out for the duration of service...meaning whatever wasn't sold at the end of the night would become unservable, and therefore waste. Kitchens are also very hot. Cheese left out on a station in a professional kitchen would become a mess after an hour as the fat emulsion would destabilize and the cheese would start sweating.
If room temperature cheese is important, then you can likely ask the maitre'd or your server to send a request to the kitchen if you do not mind waiting for it. I'm sure the chefs would gladly fulfill the request. Or you could order the plate early and save it until the end of the meal.
re: orangecharlie
I think at that point the restaurant should not offer a cheese course unless they are willing to do so properly.
That would probably mean that the cheese has to be a notable enough item on the menu that they go through enough to make waste a minor issue, or that they have to clearly state on the menu that the cheese course takes half-an-hour from ordering to serving (or ordered in advance), so that people can be prepared.
But to serve a cheese course badly, and give the excuse that it's too hard to do properly, is not going to make the restaurant look anything but incompetent.
re: tastesgoodwhatisit
That would probably mean that the cheese has to be a notable enough item on the menu that they go through enough to make waste a minor issue....
Waste of any kind in a professional kitchen is never, and never will be, a minor issue. (OC) gave a very good explanation and insight into how a professional kitchen operates and a few pointers to address the (OP's) concerns. While I normally enjoy a cheese plate during my visit at the bar before my meal, most restaurants offer the cheese course at the end of dining. Most foods that start out cold or frozen, benefit from warming up from their holding temperatures. Ice cream is the most notable food that comes to my mind easily, but I'm sure there are many more that can be added to the group. Allowing these types of food to soften is well worth the time at the table.
With regards to ordering the cheese course, if it seems like you would like to order it if it is offered in any particular restaurant, like (OC) suggested, order it in advance. This is not any different than when a restaurant offers a souffle for dessert and informs you at the beginning of the evening it requires 45 minutes to make, so they need to know in advance.
If a cheese course is ordered after the entree has been finished......no one says you have to dig into it right away after it has been served.....really, how long does it take for 2-3 slices or a small piece of cheese to warm up enough to become palatable?
For every person that likes things one way, e.g., room temperature fruit.....It's very easy to find another that likes it cold. Personally, I would not want my cheese course from cheese that's been sitting out of refrigeration.....unless it was Parmigiano Reggiano.
My point is, and I believe (OC's) as well......the cheese plates are being served properly, cheeses exclusively, from a production stand point. The plating, fruit and crackers should always be of quality and not stale.
re: LStaff
Probably is. And I second what SWS says, there is no point in eating cold cheese.
Also that's probably why often when I order a salad at a restaurant I get an ice cold salad. I might be the only one, but I prefer my salad room temperature. It just tastes better that way.
re: Splendid Wine Snob
I actually prefer my oranges cold. Like cold orange juice vs. tepid room temp oj.
Mangos, on the other hand...
re: Loren3
I think juice is different than having the raw fruit honestly.
re: jpschust
I love grapes very cold. Pop them in your mouth and taste the sweetnes!
re: jpschust
I would not mind getting a cheese on a cheese plate that I could get a good local cheese store, as long as it's combined in a thoughtful way with other cheeses. That's the whole point of a plate, right? The balance of flavors and textures? I'm trusting the chef's judgement on this and, in fact, am paying (usually dearly) for it. I'd like to get value both in terms of the actual product quality and in terms of the thought and skill that went into the selections.
And I have another pet peeve: flabby, stale crackers. I got these once on a cheese plate and I was so mad because the cheese itself was good but it was clear that no one had bothered to taste the crackers. Good selections marred by carelessness.
i disagree about the knives. some places offer as many as 9 different cheeses. the practicality of setting all those knives is absurd. during your entree, do you expect a different knife for your chicken and another one for your baked potato?
i'll just add, if they're serving brie and roquefort, i'd pass on the cheese course.
re: hotoynoodle
I'll agree with your multiple knife sentiment, with a qualifier, or two:
There is some sense in offering multiple knives if one or more of the cheeses is quite runny, or is otherwise likely to stick to the knife. As opposed to an entree, wherein all the foods served on the plate are to be enjoyed in conjunction, a cheese tasting (or any kind of tasting) requires that each morsel be enjoyed on its own and sequentially. If you've been served a very runny, mild cheese are are expected to then slice...well, anything else, another knife would be required.
If, however, the cheeses are all hard and dry enough to not stick to the knife, multiple knives are, indeed, unnecessary. The only exception would be if one is slicing a blue cheese and then a softer cheese AND that softer cheese is not going to be finished at that point (this situation would not arise during a cheese course at a restaurant, but might at home) you must change knives. If the softer cheese (really an cheese, it's just more likely in softer cheeses) is cut with a knife that has touched blue cheese, there's a chance that the mold from the blue could be spread and eventually grow on the softer cheese.
re: hotoynoodle
Agreed on the brie and roquefort-simply using a random example.
The point of the post is not about the selection of cheese per se (while highly important), but about the presentation.
re: Splendid Wine Snob
So, why shouldn't brie be served with roquefort anyways?
re: Blueicus
it's not that they shouldn't be served together. it's that they're so pedestrian.
re: hotoynoodle
Even a really good raw milk brie de meaux, which, given it was legal or stealthily offered in a cheese plate in the U.S.?
re: Blueicus
lol. i agree there are some sublime bries to be had, but they wouldn't be in a place that neglects to temper the cheese. ;)
re: hotoynoodle
Roquefort is pedestrian? Have you ever had Carles roquefort? As a former cheese monger, this is the best cheese in the entire world, in my opinion.
I think I'd take to asking how they present the cheeses and at what temperature and for the knives you'd like before ordering the cheese plate.
I just noticed that most of the posts were from 2007... which is where the cheese course belongs (i.e. in the past). But as a side note, if I did ever get a cheese course... if had to be all local produced cheeses (at least within the province) and damn hard ones to find and if it has grapes, they better be on the vine cause grapes off the vine are repulsive and always look sad.


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