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Wednesday, January 9, 2013

A Frosty Flower for My Friend

I was the hostess for the Color Challenge over on Split Coast yesterday  - and I chose cream, raspberry and brown for the challenge with the optional 'dessert'  to make it floral or frosty.

I did both - my flower is all frosty with coarse glitter and a little bit of Buttermilk Acrylic paint on the petals.
I embossed an oval in the center of my card then cut an oval in brown Bazzill to layer inside the frame. My flowers were made with the Sizzix Flower 3D die. My sentiment is from the Vintage Garden Seed Packet set from Waltzingmouse.  I love the font on this don't you??

It would be a little tough to squeeze this into an envelope and mail it - but it would be a lovely card to 'hand deliver' to a friend!

Stamps: sentiment from Vintage Garden Seed Packet - Waltzingmouse
Paper: vintage cream - PTI, Raspberry Ripple - SU, brown - Bazzill
Ink: Archival Ink Coffee
Accessories: large oval punch - SU, buttermilk acrylic paint - Americana, oval Nestability, Flowers 3D die - Sizzix, Scotch Quick Dry Adhesive, coarse glitter - Martha Stewart, foam tape.
 

9 comments:

  1. This is absolutely stunning. A gift, more than just a card.

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  2. beautiful card..those flowers are stunning..

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  3. Love your gorgeous flowers inside the oval frame. Beautiful card Julia!

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  4. This is beautiful, Julia...I love the *frosty* flower and what pretty colors!!!!

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  5. Gorgeous card Julia! Those blossoms are beautiful! Surely your friend will treasure this!

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  6. Beautiful frosty flower Julia, and I love that WMS sentiment.

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  7. I love that Sizzix die and love the look you gave your roses with paint and glitter! So pretty!!

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  8. What a gorgeous flower!! Such an elegant creation Julia! :) Thanks for sharing!! Have a happy day! Smiles and Hugs - *Vicki*
    *My Blog* - Stamp Smiles

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Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment - I really appreciate it! Julia