Sunday, 20 October 2013
Christening
I have made this card for my youngest grandson's christening which is next Sunday.
I embossed grey whitewash core'dinations cardstock using the Darice folder 'corner scroll' from Crafter's Companion. Having sanded it I matted and layered it onto grey blue centura pearl and white card.
The image is 'baby christening' from Lili of the Valley and I have coloured it using Promarkers. I then cut it out with a Spellbinders lacy oval die and wove blue ribbon round the edge tying the ends into a bow. It was fixed to the card with double sided tape.
I made three roses and, adding a bow and punched leaves, formed a posy in the bottom left hand corner of the card.
I would like to enter this card into the following challenges:
Crafter's Companion - baby
Lili of the Valley - anything goes
ABC - X is for extra special
Paper Pretties - permission to embellish everything
Allsorts -ribbon and bows
Creative Craft 2 - anything goes
Crafty Ribbons - anything goes with ribbon
Brown Sugar - blue, grey and white
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Thank you for showing us your lovely card here at crafty ribbons challenge
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WOW, this is gorgeous hun, have a wonderful time at your Grandson's christening hun xxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeously cute card, thanks for joining us at Allsorts. xxxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card. I just love how the embossed corner of the card adds dimension to the card. What a lovely design and the image is lovely too. Thanks for joining us at Brown Sugar this week. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteLynn, DT member, Brown Sugar Challenge Blog
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This is a lovely Christening card, such an adorable image and elegant design.
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beautiful loving the layout and the colours just gorgeous
ReplyDeleteHugs Kate xx
Beautiful card, perfect for the occasion. Thank you so much for joining us at Allsorts this week x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love the ribbon. Thanks for sharing at Brown Sugar Challenge!
ReplyDeleteThanks for entering our 'Anything Goes' challenge, your ribbon threading is most effective!
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
Anne x
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