Thursday, July 22, 2010

And now for something ....

.... completely different!!  We are sponsored this week on PaperPlay by Craft Brulee - and the DT got some lovely ribbons, lace and handmade flowers to play with.  My pack had the most lovely emerald green flower and green and cream lace.  All good so far, until I checked the challenge for the week.  Blue and cream.   Hmmmm, blue and cream and emerald green.  What a combination!!  I just couldn't get my head around it, and eventually I decided to do something very different to my normal style.  Here it is:


It's a lot blingier in real life, as I took the photo early this morning.  The dark blue paper is Basic Grey Granola distressed, stitched and edged in emerald green, the stamp is a Hero Arts one, heat embossed with black ep, and I have lots and lots of Prima crystals, both the swirl and then lots stuck onto the chandelier.  I was going to do a sentiment on the lines of "have a luxurious birthday" or "birthday bling", but it just wouldn't fit and blocked out the crystal swirl, so I left it out.  I don't know what to think about this card - it's so unlike what I usually make.

Thanks for looking!

6 comments :

Unknown said...

Hi Julie, this card is very different to what you often make, but it is Stunning!!! I Love it! I would have been thrown a little too if I got that emerald green flower, but they obviously thought you could handle it and what a lovely job you did!
Alicia xx

stampingandstitching said...

Wow Julie gorgeous, elegant card! Love how you worked the colour combination! Beautiful design. The flower is gorgeous and I love all the crystals too!

Vera Yates (Ling) said...

Wow... Julie this is truly stunning! Beautiful, gorgeous design!

Deirdre said...

Wow Julie, this is just FAB... love it... so different.... absolutely gorgeous. Aren't the craft brulee goodies amazing?

Liz said...

Julie just lovely

Liz x

Basslady said...

adorable card with this jewels...looks great!

and the flower...just fantastic!


xoxo silvi (germany)

 
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