A big Congrats to Lee! Wow, what a fab gallery and I found it hard to pick just one, so I'll be back tomorrow with another, I'm sure! For this one, I choseTHIS card to case. I kept the general layout and layers, but used different images, different colors and moved the sentiment.
I stamped this beautiful Holly with Frame image, colored it with Copics & fussy cut it. The red panel was stamped with the greeting first in the white ink then overstamped with the black ink. It's attached to a vanilla panel embossed with the Swiss dots then to a gingham piece of designer paper.
Congrats again, Lee, enjoy your week! Thanks so much for looking! All the details are on my blog: The Write Stuff
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Sun, Sep 01, 2013 @ 5:48 AM
This is such a gorgeous creation, Julie. I love it.
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Sun, Sep 01, 2013 @ 6:01 AM
Beautiful, beautiful colouring on your holly and berries, it looks like the light is shining down on them - gorgeous use of traditional holiday colours too!
Julie, Julie, Julie! This screamed classic Christmas to me with your gorgeous colored holly and berries paired with the green gingham and sweet polka dot background. I absolutely love this!
Fabulous card Julia as always. Love how you highlighted your sentiment with a touch of white for a frosty appearance. Great touch.
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