I have a simple window wreath to share with you today.
Those of you who follow me on facebook may remember that I had a friend over earlier this month and we worked on window all afternoon!
Well, I didn't actually make anything myself that day, just cut out a bunch of windows, shutters, and flower boxes for her to use.
She came up with this simple (but elegant) arrangement and I "stole" it from her and made the above card.
Here's a closer view of the wreath
- Punches
- Martha Stewart branch punch
- Scalloped Daisy Border punch (Fiskars)
- Dies
- Small Madison window (Memory Box)
- Small shutter (Memory Box)
- Small widow box (Memory Box)
- Scallops Embossing Folder (Sizzix)
- Distressing Background Stamp (Glitz Design)
- Kraft Paper
- White Pigment ink
7 comments:
Your window is just stunning in white and pink! Love the way you've used these punches to create such a stunning wreath!
Greetings from Mississippi! I have thoroughly enjoyed peeking through your incredible blog, and plan on spending part of my weekend exploring the rest of your creativity! I was enticed as soon as I saw what you did with Karen's fabulous WordArt...mega inspiring! I signed up for your emails so I wouldn't miss your next creations, as well as on Facebook and Pinterest! Yep, I LOVE your style and look forward to seeing more! Have an awesome weekend!
Beautiful work, Esther. I'm here from over at Karen's blog. I also love the cards you created with Karen's Wordart. They are wonderful. Have great weekend! B
This is stunning, Esther. I would love to see a tutorial on how you made this card.
I just came over from "Karen's Escape" where she has the nicest feature on you and your scripture projects.
Blessing hugs,
Teresa
Love! What glue did you use? I find it's my Martha Stewart punches I use over and over. Probably because you give me all these ideas. Ha!
I love the new background.
This is the most awesome wreathe card I've ever seen. Just fabulous !
I still have to find time to adhere mine to cards, but I love how yours turned out. Thanks so much for showing me how to make those wreaths! I never guessed it was that simple. :)
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