Showing posts with label Chipboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chipboard. Show all posts

Tuesday, 5 November 2019

Christmas cards

I don't really like poinsettias. In my Christmas projects I'd rather use any kind of silk or paper flowers but not poinsettias. 









I used

Scrapbooking Papers -  JOY TO THE WORLD (12x12)

Chipboard - Frosty Frame


Similar flowers to the one I used


Big Peony Head / 2pcs           Big Peony Head / 2pcs

Silk Lily /BLUE          Silk Lily /PINK
Silk  Zinnia / 5pcs

Silk  Zinnia / 5pcs        Silk  Zinnia / 5pcs

Silk Poppy Flower - BLUE        Silk Poppy Flower - PINK

Silk Flower       Silk Poppy Flower - RED

Silk Marigold / 6 pcs


Monday, 19 August 2019

Card with a keyhole

Hello Everybody!
How are you today? I have an inspiration for you - it's a card with a keyhole and padlock chipboard.


I decorated it with a paper doily and foamiran flowers colored with pastels.


I hope you like it!
In my work I have used:
 

 

 
Have a great day!


Monday, 22 July 2019

The wedding box

The wedding season is on, so I have an exploding box for the Bride and Groom for you today.



The box is classic, but not white. I used a lot of greenery because the bride and the groom like active living and nature.


Apart from the wedding silhouettes and a lot of flowers, there were also dates and symbols important for the couple.


I added a bit of sisal and white tulle to the compositions from foamiran flowers, which gave the whole lightness and elegance and a few balls/berries (which I love)


Thanks to the three colors: white, green and a bit yellow, the whole is very consistent.


Do you like it? :)
In my work I've used:
 
 

 

Have a great week!


Thursday, 4 July 2019

Wedding set

My friends' wedding was an opportunity to make a card in a box.
I decided to use non-standard colors for the occasion.



I chose shades of brown and violet with a small amount of green.
To emphasize that the card is on the occasion of the wedding I added a little tulle between the flowers.
In my work I've used:


 

 
I hope you like it!