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Sunday, 3 May 2015

Crafty Calendar Challenge - Things With Wings

Hello and welcome to my blog

It's time for a new challenge over at Crafty Calendar Challenge and our theme for this month is 'Things With Wings'.  I do hope you'll be able to join us.

Our very own Bev has provided a fabulous prize for this months winner:


Here is my card:


I used Centura Pearl cardstock to create my card base and added to this silver mirror card.

I die-cut Centura Pearl using various dies from Majestic Labels 25, this is a really beautiful set of dies.  I layered the die cuts using foam pads for extra dimension.  The tree is a memory box die, cut twice, once from blue pearlised card and once from Silver holographic card.  The birds were cut using Spellbinders bird scrolls die.

A further panel of centura pearl was embossed using the Tied Together embossing folder.  Tiny white pearls were added at each junction.  The heart was cut using a Nellie Snellen die and the doves and smaller heart using a Joy Flourishes die. I then added 2 pearl heart embellishments to complete the card.

Please pop across to the challenge blog to see the beautiful cards my team mates have created.

I would also like to enter my card in the following challenge:

Crafting Musketeers - Use a die cut


5 comments:

Carol said...

A beautiful card Jo. Carol x

Bad Kitty said...

Beautiful card

Crafting Musketeers said...

Fabulous, thank you for entering this months challenge over at the Crafting Musketeers Challenge Blog xx

Unknown said...

such a gorgeous make

thank you so much for entering the 'Use a Diecut' challenge over at Crafting Musketeers Blog

Hugs Kerrie xx
Crafting Musketeers DT

Nancy Hill said...

I am learning about using a foam pad to give the card extra dimension. How thick is your foam pad? Please e-mail me the answer. I have seen that another artist does the same thing about foam pads. The only thickness I can find lately is 2mm which seems to not give it the dimension like yours. Also, a beautiful card that you did. lehill@mtida.net