I was optimistic creating a 4 layered double bow (it seemed like a good idea at the time) which bulked up the card although it's quite light as it's mainly very thing organza. I'm not sure I'll be attempting it again though. I had to hold the ends together with mini brads. I added some sparkle to her fairy wings to bring the focus back to the image!
Card Recipe:
- Fairy Wings by Lili of the Valley
- Versafine Ink Pad
- Magnolia Hearts paper
- Butterfly organza ribbon
- 3mm Satin Ribbon
- Glossy Accents
- Crystal Glamour Dust
- Watercoloured with Ranger Distress Ink Reinkers
- The Langton Watercolour paper
- Crealies XXL Pierced Circles
- Cherry Blossom
- 15mm Open Roses
- 10mm Open Roses
- Mini rose buds
- 3mm Flat Backed Pearls
- Mini Brads
I've been inspired by:
- Simon's Wednesday Challenge - Flowers
Annette
xx
Beautiful card, couldnt imagine trying to do that bow. It looks amazing. The colours for the little fairy and her wings stunning. Love this.
ReplyDeleteYour little fairy girl is gorgeous Annette..love her sparkly wings she is tending to and a beautiful card design..
ReplyDeleteLuv CHRISSYxx
hello annette! this is a sweet card, luv your coloring nad the glittery wings! I am so glad you played along with us at simon says stamp wednesday challenge!
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Wow that bow was brave! But you've done it absolutely perfectly and the brads were a great idea! Stunning card and really pretty image!
ReplyDeleteLucy x
OMG!! This gorgeous fairy is going to come and live with me!! Fab design and a gorgeous card. Hugs, Carol S.xx
ReplyDeleteWow, that bow really does look amazing but you've done a wonderful job of the composition here because my eye is still drawn first to the beautiful image and your gorgeous colouring :-)
ReplyDeleteBig hugs, Kat xx
Beautifully made - LOTV has the best images. Sweet, sweet card!
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