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
Your window is just stunning in white and pink! Love the way you've used these punches to create such a stunning wreath!
ReplyDeleteGreetings 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!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful 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
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, Esther. I would love to see a tutorial on how you made this card.
ReplyDeleteI 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!
ReplyDeleteI love the new background.
This is the most awesome wreathe card I've ever seen. Just fabulous !
ReplyDeleteI 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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