Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Creative Belli Challenge #103
Happy Wednesday and thanks for taking the time to visit the charmed life blog. It's time for another Creative Belli Challenge. The challenge this time is paper piercing your project.
The spirit of the Belli challenges is to encourage you to use your OLD and FORGOTTEN embellishments! Everyone is welcome to play along! Challenge a stamping friend! Just follow the theme.
There is also a design team call out for the Creative Belli Blog. Would you like to be a Belli Girl? Check out all the details here.
For my card I used a spellbinder poinsettia die. My old embellies are my rhinestones and my designer paper. I did my piercing on the sentiment layer. That was cut with the spellbinders rectangles die.
The sentiment is from the Our Daily Bread designs set "worship the Lord". I used my stampa-ma-jig to line it up vertically.
I added some cherry cobbler seam binding from Stampin-Up to complete my card.
The layout is from the ODBD blog. It's their Saturday shining the light challenge #83. It was a fun sketch to work with and gave me a chance to make another Christmas card.
Well that's my card for today. Time to close this post.
Some other challenges:
1. Top Tip Tuesday has a Christmas anything goes challenge.
2. Christmas Inspirations wants us to use bows on our project.
3. I Did It Creations Challenge is looking for our Christmas creations.
4. Mark's Finest Papers has a fall or winter theme.
Card Recipe:
stamps: worship the Lord (ODBD)
paper: su cherry cobbler, kraft, deck the halls dsp
ink: cherry cobbler
accessories: spellbinder poinsettia & rectangle dies, darice rhinestones, su cherry cobbler seam binding
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Very pretty and elegant!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous, Mary. I have that poinsettia die and am wanting to use it soon. You've certainly tied a beautiful ribbon.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is really beautiful Mary!! love that poinsettia!!
ReplyDeletehugs & blessings
Beautiful card Mary. I DO love that poinsettia die....just lovely on this fabulous card.
ReplyDeleteLynn
Mary, thank you so much for stopping by my blog and leaving some some. Your Christmas card is BEAUTIFUL!! I love that poinsettia...looks like I will be adding that to my ever growing wish list.
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Sheri
wow! this card is so fabulous!
ReplyDeletehugs and kisses from germany,
silvi xoxo
Your poinsettia is beautiful and I love the shimmer from those awesome rhinestones! Very pretty card!
ReplyDeleteMary, this is so elegant and beautiful. love the clean and simple look to your creation.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous ponsettia. Thanks for joining us at Christmas Inspirations challenges. Hope you will play again next fortnight.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely Christmas card!
ReplyDeleteKindest regards,
Jennifer
Thats a great die. WOnderful card. Thanks for joining Speedy the Cats Friends.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! What a beautiful card.. I'm your newest follower:)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous choreography on this card!!! The combination of the beautiful red flowers and bows with the same centers goes so beautifully with your winter wonderland card. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for playing along with us at Top Tip Tuesday!
And remember, if you have a TIP you’d like to share with us crafters, just write it up in your post and then add TIP by your entry name and you’re eligible for the TOP TIPPER PRIZE as well.
Lisa xx
Gorgeous card and adorable your poinssetia!!
ReplyDeleteCombo colors and embellies are fabulous.
Really a great job!
Thanks for joining us at Christmas Inspirations challenges.
I hope see you again!!
Hugs,
Lena
A lovely traditional card. Thanks for joining Top Tip Tuesday. Elaine
ReplyDeleteOh Mary, this is gorgeous!! I just love the red and white combo with your dimensional flower. Stunning take on the sketch!! Thanks for joining the ODBD Shining the Light challenge this week!!
ReplyDeleteblessings,
Chris
i love this card. Thanks for joining Speedy the Cats Friends this week. Good luck to you.
ReplyDeleteMary, this is a beautiful card! So well done. Love the texture in the flower!
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