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 I was chosen to be a Guest Designer on the PaperWorks Co blog! Woo hoo! Here's the first project I've created, featuring a (double-sided) rosette ornament & sponging, thanks to this week's Technique challenge. This rosette ornament is perfect for double-sided papers! (Perfect for those of us who can't pick a side. LOL) My finished rosette ornament is about 5” in diameter and would be perfect either on the tree or on a wreath.

To make the rosette, I cut 2 strips of 2” X 12” from the Echo Park Paper. I then punched a border with my Scallop Diamond border punch. This step is optional. Then, I folded each strip of paper every ˝”. I glued the ends of the papers together to make a circle. Then I pressed the rosette down, making sure my scalloped edge is on the outside. I weighed it down while I coloured in my images. ***Note: when glueing the images to the rosette, use a strong glue or even a glue gun and then weigh it down again with something.

For the oh-so-cute Owl, I masked the 3 bats to turn my Hallowe’en owl into a snowy owl. To make the night sky and the blue moon, I sponged some black and some blue inks onto my image. I also sponged some Liquid Pearls onto the moon and added Liquid Pearls to the owl. I added ‘snow’ by adding Ice Stickles to the branches. I coloured some of the buttons with some Ranger alcohol ink.

For the Mistletoe image, I also embellished with Ice Stickles and Liquid Pearls. Both white paper doilies were sponged with ink.

Copics used:
Owl: BG10, E0000, E00, E29, E49, R0000, RV14, T0, Y11
Mistletoe: B41, B97, BG000, E00, E33, E49, E71, G94, R0000, R81, R89, YG03, YG97, YR65

Here's my blog if you'd like to see more pictures & here's the other side of the ornament. Thanks for checking out my lil’ project!

Date: Thursday, December 16, 2010 GMT
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Keywords: TLC303 pwco paperworksco Christmas freckles Christmas ornament rosette sponging Copics doily mistletoe
Stamps: Under the Mistletoe (Christmas Freckle Collection - PWCO)
Paper: Raspberry Delight from the Sweet Summertime Collection (Echo Park Paper Co), blue Bazzill cardstock
Ink: Rhubarb Stalk (Memento), Aegean Blue (VersaMagic), Copic Markers
Accessories: Mega Circle punch (Marvy), Scallop Diamond border punch (EK Success), paper doily, Aspen & Alpine snowflake punches (Martha Stewart), White Opal (Liquid Pearls), Crystal Ice (Ice Stickles), silver baker’s twine, glitter ribbon, beads
Techniques: sponging

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