The image is from the Digistamp Boutique and I've paper pieced it with grey and a subtley patterned pink paper. The flowers were so fiddly to cut out! I added the pink pearls to give it a bit of bling.
Enjoy the weekend
Sharon
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Saturday, February 07, 2015
Blooming Fabulous
My favourite Saturday challenge blog, Less is More, celebrates its 4th birthday today and the theme is PINK and GREY. Also, the current challenge at CAS on Sunday is 'flowers'. Combining both challenges is the perfect mix for making another Mother's Day card.
The image is from the Digistamp Boutique and I've paper pieced it with grey and a subtley patterned pink paper. The flowers were so fiddly to cut out! I added the pink pearls to give it a bit of bling.
Enjoy the weekend
Sharon
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The image is from the Digistamp Boutique and I've paper pieced it with grey and a subtley patterned pink paper. The flowers were so fiddly to cut out! I added the pink pearls to give it a bit of bling.
Enjoy the weekend
Sharon
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This is so lovely and bold Sharon, super paper piecing too!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your continued support for us.
Chrissie
"Less is More"
They look fiddly, too, Sharon - but well worth it because the finished card is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS make, fiddly or otherwise!
ReplyDeleteKathyk
Super how this looks bold and CAS at the same time!
ReplyDeleteStunning, feminine and totally gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLove it.
Thanks for playing along with our 4th birthday challenge this week
Sarah
Less is More
So very cute!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sharon
ReplyDeleteLove this one!
Thank you
Mandi
LIM
Ooh Tara this is really striking and stylish, love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining our fourth birthday celebrations at LIM!
Anne
Less is More
wow, a great card, love the little pearls in the flowers
ReplyDeleteAnnette
Awesome paper piecing, what a fab design :)
ReplyDeleteJenny x
This is such a sweet card! Love the paper piecing and the way you have some of the flowers and leaves hanging over the mat!
ReplyDeleteLovely card! The paper piecing works so well even if it was fiddly!
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