I played with a number of paper combinations before I came up with this one. The patterned paper is from Caboodle's Deck the Halls kit and the sentiment is a Best Creation's peel-off-sticker. Finishing touches include a hand-drawn hook, a shimmery ribbon, 4 gems, and a little stickling. The natural affinity for odd-numbered things entered into the ribbon/ornament/sentiment arrangement, as well as the choice of 1 and 3 gems. I went with 1 gem at the top -- with the larger bow -- and 3 gems at the bottom -- with the smaller sentiment -- as a way of striking a balance of elements. Finally, the 3-D glue dots nicely raised the ornament, but created a shadow when the card was scanned.
I'm thinking this would make a nice card for family and friends since my cards for OWH have already been planned out -- and in some cases, completed. However, if I manage to master the fork bow, a few of these might make their way into my next OWH shipment.
This card's design is a little out-of-the-ordinary for me. I'd love to hear what folks think about it.
4 comments:
That's a cute way of layering cardstock and making an ornament out of it! I love those peel off sentiments too, aren't they perfect? Great card!
Love the idea of piecing the ornament. Great card.
Oh I love this, what a great card! And you covered several challenges - way to go :) Thanks for playing in our "circles" challenge at Operation Write Home!
Very cute idea. Well done. The bows get easier, and they are so cute and perfect when done with the fork.
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