The pre-colored image is how I chose the rest of my card elements. I used some gorgeous background paper that I just purchased and I just love how it looks with this digi stamp! I printed the main image three times, once as you see it as the focal image, once a little larger to layer behind it and once to cut out the scroll so that I could pop that up to give it dimension. I think that the Winter Scene makes such an elegant card.
I have a question for you. How many of you love the beautiful flowers that are on the market but find them a little pricey? I'm not knocking the most famous maker of them. (I think you know who I mean) They make GORGEOUS flowers but who can afford to buy those on a regular basis?? Well, I've done this before but not recently so when I saw these beautiful holiday flowers at Michael's I couldn't resist. All of their holiday flowers and sprays were on sale. I chose 4 different color poinsettia type flowers and 3 metallic sprays. The flowers came in a bunch with 12 blooms. They were 80 cents after the discount. That's right. 80 cents for a dozen pretty flowers. I just brought them home and popped the blooms off. The sprays were just pulled apart as well and I just cut off the leaves as I need them. It's such a cheap solution and in my opinion they are so beautiful on a card.
Card Makings:
Image: Sugar Creek Hollow
fabric flower
sparkle & organdy ribbon
Christmas spray (silver leaves)
silver paint pen
Cuttlebug corner die
brads
Stickles
blue crystal
Martha Stewart border punch
1 comment:
I love your design and the flowers are a beautiful shimmery touch.
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