This weeks challenge at City Crafter Challenge Blog was to create a project with the theme of "English Rose" using the colors red, blue, white, and the optional color of rose. I'm just as crazy about all things English as I am about all things French. I would love to go tour the British Isles and see all the old castles and the beautiful countryside.
It's been a while since I've created any of my little paper roses but I knew that was what I was going to put on this card. Some stitching on some of the adorable October Afternoon paper I just got at my LSS, a little vintage seam binding and my little handmade roses are what I put together for this challenge. And look! I mixed patterned papers! LOL I'm going to defeat my phobia about that yet. ha ha
Supplies:
Paper: October Afternoon Thrift Shop, Bazzill and white cardstock
Tools: Nestabilities Labels Two (S4-162); EK Success Retro Flower punches, EK Success Daisy punch, Martha Stewart Rose Leaf punch and Frond punch, sewing machine
Miscellaneous: Oatmeal Cream Vintage Shabby Seam Binding
If you didn't see my earlier post today, you can scroll down and read it to learn about a Blog Hop that Papercraft Star will be starting this Friday. Don't miss out! There are goodies to be won!
If you didn't see my earlier post today, you can scroll down and read it to learn about a Blog Hop that Papercraft Star will be starting this Friday. Don't miss out! There are goodies to be won!
Have a great day!
7 comments:
aw tracy, your card is just gorgeous! i LOVE your flowers :)! pretty papers and love the stitching! thanks for sharing :)! have a great day! *hugs* steph :)
What a beatuiful card.. I just love your roses.. Thanks for playing along with us at the CCCB!
No one, absolutely NO ONE, does flowers like you do, making up for that brown thumb, are we ? Always gorgeous kiddo !!!
This is beautiful! I love the DP and the flowers, thanks for sharing it with us at CCCB!
Absolutely beautiful! Love your DP and those flowers are gorgeaous. :)
What a beautiful card!! I just love your roses, the are fabulous!!
LOVE IT!
~K
Jan's right! Your flowers are always so real! Even if you were to put ONLY your flowers on a white sheet of paper you'd be creating the most wonderful card. Hugs, Ira
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