
Here is my second and final card for the
KWerner color inspiration. I used
Chocolate chip CS for my base. The
whisper white is sewn onto the
pumpkin layer of cardstock with real thread. Yes, I'm a bit obsessive sometimes. Still having a hard time sewing those corners. I don't sew clothes. My daughter ruined me on that. When she was three I decided to make her some PJ's for Christmas. My grandma used to do that for me every Christmas and I always felt so special and loved when I wore them. So, thought I would pass on that tradition to my daughter. I let her pick out the fabric just like my grandma let me. Then I set to work. GRRRR was how I felt most of the time working on that pink flannel nightshirt with matching stocking cap. The fabric would bind and tear. I couldn't make a button hole for the life of me. So I just made a "Faux" buttonhole and finished in time for her to wear them on Christmas eve. When I asked her what she thought she responded in her tiny, squeaky 3 year old voice, "Well, they're not really beautiful or anything." AHHHHH...and THAT was the LAST time I sewed any clothing that is not Halloween related.
Oh yeah, back to the card. I also sewed the stems for the flowers. The Turquoise flower is the
5 petal flower punch from SU. I punched out the
Tempting Turq. cardstock and then some chipboard. The orange flower is from a
chipboard assortment that I found clearanced:D. I used a
3/4" cirlce punch for the
Choc Chip centers. The
buttons are from another clearanced assortment. I'm not sure what company made the
ribbon but the sentiment is from
SU rubons called CHIT CHAT. This has about a billion sentiments on it for every occasion. So cool! I like this one better than my other card from yesterday's post.
Now, I made another ornament because I was "in the groove" and wanted to participate in a challenge issued on
Jen Del Muro blog. So this is what I came up with....

This is from that same
Chipboard Ornament Assortment that I used yesterday. I covered it is a retired Designer paper by SU. I painted the center snowflake with
white paint. Then I covered it with
crystal effects and dumped on a ton of
dazzling diamonds. When it was dry I glued on a
pearl half from the
Pretties kit that SU carries. All the pearls and
gems that were added on this ornament are from that kit. They are glued on using CE. The edges are sparkly from a few different things. I have had this
faux iridenscent snow for atleast 5 years in my drawer. I put
liquid glue around the edges and then dumped that snow on and let it dry. I then edged again with the glue and dumped on
dazzling diamonds. Soooo sparkly.

Here is a close up.

And here is the back of the ornament. I didn't put the snow on the back, just the dazzling diamonds. The center cirlce is chipboard that was painted and then stamped with Star Studded Season in craft Choc Chip. After it dried I covered with versamark and then embossed with iridescent ice EP. I may change the cord yet. Not totally happy with it. Ok, I must head off to work. Hope you all have a fabulous day! Thanks for stopping by!
7 comments:
did you head off to work covered in dazzling diamonds? pretty fancy!
The stitching totally makes this card! I love how fun and carefree it is!
I love love love that card!
Great card! The stitching is fabulous
These are awesome too. The ornament's just beautiful! WOW!
What a Beautiful Ornament and your card is just sweet and precious!
Vicki
Such a gorgeous ornament. Love all the sparkle, and your card is cute, cute, cute! Thanks for playing our challenge! :)
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