Christmas Wishes with Lattice and Vellum

 

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The lattice die was used, then placed behind the frame cut out. Vellum was placed behind the lattice for an interesting effect. Soft Sky was used for the color.

All Occasion: Celtic Design

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The lattice die and Window Frame Framelits seem to fit together. Using Bravo Burgandy and Green Garden, I pieced together a Celtic looking design.

I love this design.

Christmas: Window Frame on Brick Wall with Wreath and Candle

This card used many different components, but I like the outcome.

Colors:
Early Espresso
Crumb Cake
Mossy Meadow
Real Red
White

Stamps:
Petite Pairs

Other:
Brick embossing folder
Brayer (Crumb Cake on Crumb Cake)
Falling Snow embossing folder
Swirly Bird die for the wreath
Grand Madison window die
ODBD Windowsill Candles die for candles and bow
Tiny flower punch
Red stick on gems
Oval punches for sentiment
Colored pencils for candles and greenery

Christmas Wishes with Lattice and Vellum

This is another card for the upcoming bazaar.  The lattice die was used, then placed behind the frame cut out.  Vellum was placed behind the lattice for an interesting effect.  Soft Sky was used for the color.

Valentine's: Window with Tree of Hearts

This is my card for February's challenge.  The pink sparkly paper was perfect for the hearts on the tree, but the paper was almost too heavy for the bow.  I used glue and glue dots to hold the bow together.  Whew!

The colors for the sky and ground, I used sponges.  I wanted the color to be very subtle, so I "sponged off" the stamp pad.  

Colors:
Rose Red
Soft Suede
Bashful Blue
Sage Shadow
Sparkly Pink

Stamp:
Thoughts and Prayers

Other:
Window frame die
Bow punch
Heart punches

Challenge Card: Window Frame Sixxiz Die

The card challenge this month was to use a scrap cut from the Sixxiz Window Frame die.  I created a scene using the tree stamp and sponging the rest.  Then I cut the piece into four unequal pieces.  I adhered them on a black cut creating the window frame appearance. 

I used black, bermuda bay, and coastal cabana for the colors.  I made the card 5"x5" because I wanted the card to be symmetrical.

Lattice and Vellum in Window Frame

 Coastal Cabana was used on this quick and easy card.  Window frames and lattice dies were used.  Vellum was placed on the inside to hide how the lattice was attached.

Pearls and a ribbon were added.

On the inside of the card, I used the window frame die (at the same time I cut the front) for the sentiment.  I popped the sentiment up on a dimensional.

Lattice and Framlits Make Celtic Design

The lattice die and Window Frame Framelits seem to fit together.  Using Bravo Burgandy and Green Garden, I pieced together a Celtic looking design.

I love this design.