Hello again! I'm back to participate in Kim Kesti's fun challenge, based off of her card:
We could either make a card based off a second love (hers is quilting), or use the design layout, colors, etc. for inspiration. I have to admit I cheated a little here, because I don't LOVE sewing, but I wanted to use this flower I had hand-stitched a loooong time ago (I'm talkin' years here). I am currently cross-stitching a baby quilt, but it's taking me forever, so that's why I don't LOVE it anymore! :) I used a Bazzill template to outline the flower, and then stitched it with some floss. I added some brightly colored Art Institute Glitter to fill in the petals and leaves and a button for the bud. The floral paper on the top of the card was from a swap, but the geometric paper on the bottom is K&Co. I added a bit of Michaels ribbon and a Making Memories epoxy tag with some twine. The bee is a button, but I snipped the loop off, adhered it with a glue dot, and hand drew the bee's path. :) You can see I'm still experimenting with trying to get better pictures. I took one with the card flat on my table, one standing up so you can see how the tag hangs, and one that's just a close up of the tag. I hope you like this card, and man, I'm glad to have finally used that flower! :D
-Suzanne :O )
6 comments:
It always feels good to use stuff you've had lying around. Great card!
Pretty card! The flower is very pretty! Love the glitter.
Oh so adorable - and not cheating at all! I'm super glad that I inspired you to use the flower you've had. It's really, really adorable! Thanks for playing.
Kim Kesti
Awesome card Suzanne! I love the pink against the black and white and I love the stitching, great job!!
Suzanne. Your card is so very pretty! I really love your flower, bee and the ribbon is pretty too. And I'm a huge glitter fan... I think you make fabulous cards and you're always changing things up. I enjoy coming to your blog and seeing what is next!
What a classy, pretty card. I put a link up on our Facebook wall. Thank you for the mention, sparkle on!
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