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OLW# 128 - Feminine Birthday Card

I just got my latest order of Papertrey stamps and dies. This set is from their new release and I had to have it. Dawn McVey made this beautiful card with that set - she was the main reason I bought it. I tried her technique (CASEd it....) and I actually like the result of it. My card is kind of similar to hers.....Originally I wanted to make the blossoms blue, but since the challenge is about feminine cards I opted for red. Not sure why - Heather Telford made a blue card....Perhaps later I
ll make a blue version.




I am submitting this to the OLW challenge.
Materials: Papertrey - Cutting Garden,  Hero Arts Heart Felt Messages (Cl150), Hero Arts April (Cl051), Distress Inks

Comments

Kanan Pandya said…
This is so artistic, Cornelia. Great placement of sentiment and love the watercolor effect, the flowers and background looks stunning. All the very best for the challenge.:-)
Angela said…
I absolutely LOVE the result of the technique for your card! Just beautiful!
Gibmiss said…
Hello
Gorgeous card.... Very stylish... Thanks for telling me i had won at the Paper Players......
I am your new follower....
Hugs Sylvie xxx
This is a stunning card. I gasped at the loveliness and so ethereal quality of the lightness space. Great!

PS thanks for popping by my blog.

I will be a new follower too...
Awesomeness!
Heather T said…
This is a beautiful card, Cornelia. I love the soft look of watercolour and the colours you chose are stunning.
Sue said…
Beautiful card! Love those stamps xx
Karen Dunbrook said…
gorgeous card....love the watercolour effect....

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