Thursday, 21 November 2019
Poinsettia
I have a bagful containing scraps of plain card. For this card I picked out the scraps of various red and yellow card to cut poisettia petals using Tattered Lace's 2016 poinsettia die. The green card was from the cover of my daughter's old school exercise book. The white dots on the black background are peel off waste.
I would like to enter this into the following challenges:
Crafty Friends - Christmas
Allsorts - Christmas flowers
The Crafter's Cafe - flowers and/fauna
Lemon Shortbread - anything goes
Creative Fingers - anything goes
Through The Craft Room Door - anything goes
Simon Monday - recycle (exercise book cover)
Beccy's Place - Christmas
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Gorgeous card with beautiful flowers!
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A really lovely card, lovely flower display and they look super on the black background.
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Kath x
This is gorgeous Mary! The red and green look so vibrant and bright against the black card stock. The white dots look fabulous, I love the idea of using the waste from your peel offs. That's a really beautiful die you've used to cut the poinsettias, I love the details on each petal. Beautiful!
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Beccy
Great attempt at recycling. Thanks for sharing your flora with us at the Crafters Café Flora/Fauna and/or Pocket card challenge. We hope to see you again soon. CarolG
ReplyDeleteYour spray of Poinsettias look stunning against the black, many thanks for sharing and joining in with our Christmas Flowers theme at Allsorts challenge.
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Wow, these lovely poinsettias really pop against this black background. Very, very effective.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for entering our ATG challenge at Through The Craft Room Door this week. Looking forward to see you again next challenge.
Hugs Sheryl
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Beautiful. hanks for entering your wonderful creation at The Crafter's Cafe this fortnight for our "Flora, Fauna or Pocket" challenge.
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