The layout for my card is from the latest sketch at Match the Sketch - with a few liberties on the stars. I thought the big bow was a good substitution for them! But I've got to say that a funny thing happened when I was making this card. At first I was going to go all old-school and dig out my scallop circle dies. Remember those? Then I remembered that I recently got this wreath die and decided to use that. I got the die primarily for Christmas cards so my card morphed into a non-traditional-color Christmas card. I do love to make those and I really love how this came out.
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Supplies:
Stamps: Signature Christmas (Papertrey Ink)
Paper: Classic White (Flourishes); White Linen (Ellen Hutson); Daffodil Delight, Kiwi Kiss, Riding Hood Red (SU)
Ink: Onyx Black (Versafine)
Accessories: Whirl Wreath die (Penny Black); Blueprints 13 die (My Favorite Things); Frightful enamel dots (My Mind's Eye)
I love this swirly wreath! Great way to interpret the sketch in your wonderful CAS style!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the colors and the sketch! I really like the Penny Black wreath die cut, especially its bow!
ReplyDeleteCAS perfection :)
ReplyDeleteI just love your wreath Jen, super CAS card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea, love the swirls
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun wreath!! Terrific CAS card Jen!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on combining those challenges Jen! I love the colour combo you chose and that fabulous CAS design! Hope you have a great week! Hazel xx
ReplyDeleteLove the way you used the colors in a very subtle way! Beautiful card, Jen!
ReplyDeleteLove how you turned this into a non traditional Christmas card. Your wreath is lovely, and I really love your bow--so delicate and feminine.
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