Today's card features a cluster of pretty Hydrangea Petals. Here on Cape Cod Hydrangeas are the all time favorite flower. They are stunning in shades of blues, pinks and purples!
I started with a Tutti Designs Cross Stitch Nesting Rectangles cut from White card stock. This made for the perfect spot to place my fussy cut and stamped basket, brimming with all of those gorgeous Hydrangea Petals. The Hydrangea Petals are from the Impression Obsession Dies Hydrangea Set. This set has everything you need to create beautiful Hydrangeas, Flower, Petals, Leaves and Stem. Here I have only used the Flower backing and Petals. Many Petals cut from Teal and Green card stock. Each Petal also has been accented with a seed bead. I also added a bit of Fun Foam to the back of my basket to add a bit of dimension.
I added a few of the Cheery Lynn Designs Wheat-Heads These always add such interest to any floral bouquet or window box. Changing the card stock color can give you so many different looks. Here I wanted to think about the upcoming Fall Season so I die cut from Kraft and Olive. I also added the pretty Cheery Lynn Designs Ivy Corner Flourish This was cut from a soft Green card stock and then cropped. I wanted a vine like effect.
Inside I stamped a simple Hydrangea in Raven Black ink.
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So, so beautiful Donna ... inside and out! Thanks for awesome inspiration!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful Donna :)
ReplyDeleteYikes, talk about labor intensive!! This is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Donna!
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