Happy Monday to you! It's Rhonda here today to host the blog for you.
I have a bit of Christmas inspiration to share with you today featuring our new release dies "Season's Greetings Ornament" along with some "Dancing Snow Flurries" accents.
I have a bit of Christmas inspiration to share with you today featuring our new release dies "Season's Greetings Ornament" along with some "Dancing Snow Flurries" accents.
I cut the Season's Greetings Ornament from a cereal box, then colored the design using a paintbrush and some color mists. The green circle layer behind it is cut from corrugated paper. to help the design pop a little I used a Scallop Circle cut from vellum behind it.
The Lilith Doily Edger was cut to create a border strip. I used it on the bottom under the layers and the little bit that I cut off, was folded over to create a tab at the top.
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I adhered the Season's Greetings Ornament to the vellum using small amounts of Glossy Accents. To then attach the vellum to the green corrugate layer, I flipped over the vellum and touched my Glossy Accents again on the larger areas only of the design. It worked really well.
I took some inspiration from Julie's recent post to distress the edges of my Poinsettia Strip flowers with a touch of gesso. I loved how it gives a bit of a shabby feel to them. I also misted them and crumpled them before assembling and adding the gesso.
Cheery Lynn Designs Dies Used:
Please join us this week for our new challenge, "Doilies" - you could win a $20 gift certificate to the Cheery Lynn Designs online store just for playing along!
Thanks much for stopping on over to the blog today! Have a super fabulous Monday.
~ Rhonda
Your card is so pretty! I love the gesso on the poinsettia blooms! Such a nice snowy touch! :)
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Seasons greetings love that and Christmas just around corner...can't believe it
ReplyDeleteI love your card, very pretty
ReplyDeleteso lovely card!!
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Rhonda, this is STUNNING!!!! Love how you used the wreath with the sentiment....
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