Hello, lovely people!!
Have you all started prepping for the upcoming Christmas season? If not, I have this beautiful card to inspire you to get started. Elizabeth Craft Designs has beautiful Floral 24 for the easy and quick handmade Poinsettias.
To get started, I prepared a grungy looking embossed panel and layered an Stitched Indented Rectangle frame on the right edge of the card front. The basket made using Floral Foliage 1 was quick and easy to make.
The foliage from Floral 24 when cut in gold mirror cardstock added a real festive touch. The green foliage from the Pine Cones die set also enhanced the overall look of the floral bouquet.
The sentiment is stamped from the Seasonal Sentiment stamp set, using black archival ink on white cardstock and cut using a Layered Labels die set.
To add a little more seasonal touch I added lots of white tiny flowers from Floral Greenery 1. All the supplies used from Elizabeth Craft Designs are directly linked to the website for easy shopping.
Hope you liked my projects. I‘m always happy to hear from you. It is a joy to read your comments and I’m grateful to you all. Thank you for spending your precious time here. For more inspiration, you can follow me on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and, Pinterest.
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Sending love…..Rajni Chawla.
This is just beautiful and I love it!
xx Caroline
Thank you so much, my friend.
Oh Rajni, the flower arrangements on your cards are just beautiful!! Somehow you’ve also managed to bring out all the fine details on the petals and leaves with the colouring (blending? ) you used. Wish you would’ve told us how you did that😉. Your work amazes me.
Thank you for such a heartwarming comment. It means a lotttt!! I have a paid online class coming soon for ECD Florals. Keep an eye on my Instagram or Facebook page.
Just gorgeous, indeed. Beautifully designed and the colors are wonderful.
Thank you so much for leaving love.
Wow! Gorgeous. Did you use all colored cardstock or do your own ink blending?
thank you so much my dear friend. I use white cardstock for most of all my 3 dimensional flowers. I use Archival inks to ink my flowers.