Thank you for visiting my blog today and a big welcome if it you haven't been here before. .
The Embellish It Scrap Camp at Raincliff has been and gone. With such a busy time at work I was worried I would be too tired to enjoy it but I am glad I made the effort as it was probably just what I needed. Arriving and meeting up with the lovely Oamaru ladies and fellow scrappers at my table I couldn't help but think "This is what it is all about - super like-minded people enjoying what we do and each other's company". I did slip away for a snooze late on Saturday afternoon but achieved 3 layouts and two cards while there. We were superbly looked after by Joanne and her family - Sean and Christy with wonderful goodie bags and being well fed for the weekend. Thank you everyone.
Joanne had lots of challenges and one was to make a Valentines card using a stamped image and die-cut from the goodie bag and thanks to inspiration from Lynn H I came up with this card which I will enter in the Lili's Little Fairies Challenge "A Touch of Romance" this week since the image is Lili of the Valley.
This was a new style 6x6 card for me.
I didn't colour the image which had been stamped and embossed as I quite liked it natural with the papers used but I did cut around it which made it fit better with the heart shape. The corner cuts are a Martha Stewart Punch and I added black liquid pearls to finish the heart and a couple of little Wild Orchid pearl hearts as well.
Flowers are Wild Orchid and little trinkets are available at Embellish It.
I added a resin bird to hold the upright piece of card. The die-cut is Cherry Lynn.
I hope your week is going well. That's all for today but I will be back with the other weekend creations when they are photographed.
Until next time.....
3 comments:
so glad that you had a lovely time- there is nothing like creating with like minded people!
Very elegant! Thanks for playing at Lili's Little Fairies this week. Hugs, Fairy Squirrel xx
Hi Dianne
Thanks for the kind words, I am soo pleased you came and enjoyed yourself. I am lucky to have such a great bunch of ladies to work with.
Cheers
Joanne
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