15 June 2020

Poinsettias card

Hello everyone.

Sharing a Christmas card with poinsettias flowers from Lisa new Christmas stamps.


The card is measuring slightly smaller then A5 size card.
Christmas Flowers artwork stamps,
Stencil coming soon,
Stitched scalloped circles dies,
Black  micro glitter,
Sticky sheets,
Pearls 
Markers to colour the image.

I embossed white A5 size card using a stencil, then cut at both ends 1.5 cm at the top and bottom of  embossed card. Using sticky sheets on black card I applied black micro glitter and cut to strips. Glued the strips to both ends of embossed card and then glued to the base card. 
I used sticky sheets on black card and cut a circle using two circle dies, the I applied black glitter to the circle frame and glued to the center of card.
Coloured the poinsettias flowers with alcohol markers, fussy cut out and shaped the flowers before gluing them to the card.
Cut out the sentiments and framed them with black card, added to the card with foam pads for dimensions.
Added little yellow pearls to the center of poinsettias and some corner of the card.


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Hope you are all well and staying safe.

Thank you for looking and leaving your comments.
Have a wonderful day and happy crafting.
Hugs Natalia.


9 comments:

  1. This is a gorgeous Christmas card, xxxx

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  2. Stunning, the poinsettias against the black and white really pop. Emmax

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  3. Hi Natalia this is a stunning Christmas card. I love it. Take care. Hugs Jackie

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  4. A beautiful card Natalia, beautiful Poinsettias.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  5. This is a real beauty Natalia.
    Hugs
    Cathy
    xxxx

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  6. Beautiful card Natalia
    Pam x

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  7. Fabulous I love that poinsettia flower arrangement so much Love and hugs Carole x

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Thank you for stopping by and leaving your lovely comments. Natalia x
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