Fairy Gilli

I made this card for my niece for her birthday. I think I’m going to have to mail it in a box because I think it is to big to fit in an envelope. I made it as an Easel card.

I made the flowers with lace and sewed them together. In the background I used Martha Steward punch to created the leaves and branches. I used buttons for the center of each flower.

I frames in the stamped area with the same lace I made the flowers with. Added some pearls. Sponged the edge with coral brilliance ink. The stamp is from http://www:stampingscraping.com.com/  She is one of Gilli Stamps, her name is Fairy Gilli. There is a large selections of different styles of Gilli stamps.

Of Course this is a close up of the stamped image. I used some Stickles glitter glue to make her sparkle a little. I hope you like her.

Thanks for stopping by. Have a wonderful day, I hope you are not all snowed in. We just got a few inches. Stay warm and cozy.

Hugs, Patricia

Color Challenge at For Fun Challenge

This week at For Fun Challenges we have a color challenge it is Olive, purple and Black. I really had a lot of fun doing my card and I hope you will also. My background I sponged with Brilliance ink Olive and Violet. The stamp set I used for the background is from The Angel Company it is called “Branches in Bloom” and I stamped that with the Brilliance inks. I also used some dabbers to created some circles in different sizes. I used Nellies Floral Punches to create the flowers, it sure make it easy to make flowers and I put some rime stones in a soft lavender color in the middle. For the edges and the corners I used Blue Hills studio Lace Multi Shaper Punch. Added some silk purple butterflies and in the middle put some lavender pearls in each butterfly. Add some Stickles to give some sparkle star dust and lime green. After I did all of that I thought what am I missing BLACK so I added ribbon and a bow and some metal dots to bring in my black. So have fun and we will looking to see you card.

Thanks for stopping and have a warm and cozy day.

Hugs, Patricia