Today's card is the one I made for the Hero Arts Flickr group Christmas exchange that Anita organised. My card went to my friend Martha in Austin, not to far from here and she has received it so it's ok to share.
I basically clear embossed some PTI cardstock with a Hero Arts background stamp. I then die cut a piece of designer paper from My Mind's Eye for the top portion. The Hero Arts ornament is pieced in two layers. The top layer is silver embossed and popped over the main ornament with some dimensional squares, and a little turquoise gem was added to the centre.
The base of the ornament was coloured with Copic markers and I finished it off with a little piece of crinkle ribbon tied in a knot and glued in place with some glossy accents!
Thanks for visiting! Wishing you an awesome day!
14 comments:
Great colors, Brenda - love how the deep red really makes the ornament pop. have a great weekend.
It is beautiful. I know she loved it!Love the background stamp and the color choice for the ornament.
Love the colors- simple and gorgeous. I kind of cased this design :) Hope you don't mind!
You just left and I already miss you....have a fab time in SA!
Oh, I'm sure Martha LOVES this! What pretty colors, and I LOVE that ornament!
Brenda, this is gorgeous! Love the stamped background with that fun, dotty paper! Beautiful ornament too! Bet Martha loves it!
Been thinkin' about you and how your traveling day went. Hoping you've had a lovely reunion with hubby and family by now! Enjoy, my friend! :)
There's that pretty ornament again Brenda! What a sweet card this is ;)
beautiful Brenda. Lucky Martha to get this one.
This is beautiful, Brenda! I love the edge the ornament is hanging from and the ribbon is the perfect finish.
This card is so fresh so pure!
Love it Brenda ;-)
TFS~
Great design and I am sure Martha loves it!
Great color scheme Brenda! I also love the tone on tone background stamping.
Brenda these patterns are combined in a beautiful fashion!
Another great card Brenda.
pretty design, Brenda! love the pattern paper and stamps used here!
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