I used a circle wreath die which I cut in very pale pink and filled each of the 'holes' with a variety of pearls, gems and metallic mirri-card discs. I've added scalloped borders, again in pink and made a sentiment in Publisher using Copperplate Gothic font. Finally, I've added a two-part die cut bow with the top layer cut in the same pale pink card.
And in true crafter's fashion I've just noticed I haven't filled one of the holes!
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Sharon
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Oh my goodness, Sharon, what an elegant wreath! I love the combination of silver, rhinestones and pearls. The scalloped edges and soft pink touches add a real feminine charm which I'm sure your friend's daughter will love. Thanks so much for joining our Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteA lovely project, thank you for joining in with the "Creative Knouckts this fortnight. Good luck and I hope to see you here again!
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This is gorgeous, Sharon. I love the look of filling the holes with various gems and pearls that a woman might own. Amy will appreciate the beauty of this card and the thoughtfulness.
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Evelyn
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Your card is both feminine and elegant...just gorgeous! I love that you used a variety of embellishments. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteA stunning, elegant and delightful metallics Christmas card. Love the pink tones with silver / grey - superb classy CAS example and thanks for playing along at Less is More
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative card and I love the bling! Amy will adore your creation. Thanks so much for playing with us at Creative Knockouts!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful, sparkly wreath!
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How pretty and love that shine - love how you filled in the holes!!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I love this soft look of pink and silver. Great use of this die and I also love the personal touch of adding the recipient's name. Thanks for joining us at Less Is More!
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