These photographs were taken by me on November 27th.
My original vision for this layout got scrapped –
literally! LOL! This is what I ended up creating....glittery gaudy
Christmassy goodness all over the page....like decorating a Christmas tree :)
I have always been very attracted to the paisley shape, so this
gorgeous Memory Box die named Calypso Flourish was a must have! It is very intricate with its delicate and
fragile lines. I definitely had to run
this die through my Big Shot quite a bit because of the type of paper I was
cutting. So, because of the results with
each cut, I came up with three different designs and I love them all!
Memory Box die - Calypso Flourish |
I
sprayed the green glitter paper used for two of the calypso flourish die cuts and some of the butterflies with Lindy’s Stamp Gang Starburst color
Cathedral Pines because I didn’t care too much for the color of the original green
of the paper. Nice! I pieced together a Christmas bead spray with grapevine and some leaves, then
tied it off with natural jute.
Thanks
for stopping by! Have a great day; week;
month! Lisa : )
Products
used:
Recollections (Michael’s):
~Pearlized white card
stock
~Red card stock
~Gold glitter card
stock
~Green glitter card
stock
~Glitter dots – white
& gold
~Christmas pick
~Grapevine
~Artificial leafy
branches
~Brown Jute
~Christmas Ribbon
~Glitter Glue –
Christmas Red
~Deco scissors
Memory Box die – Calypso Flourish
Martha Stewart punches – Monarch Butterfly & Large Monarch
Butterfly
Lisa - wow - not gaudy - just beautifully Christmas! Your design is lovely - as are those dies and the photos of your Christmas cactus are awesome!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layout, Lisa! Love the way the die-cuts turned out! Gorgeous photos too!
ReplyDeleteLisa my Christmas cactus is madly flowering too! It's in a pot so I just hide it behind some bushes for most of the year and pay it no attention whatsoever, then suddenly I notice a burst of red and I bring it out on display! Your page is amazing! I adore that die - wow!
ReplyDeleteLisa my Christmas cactus is madly flowering too! It's in a pot so I just hide it behind some bushes for most of the year and pay it no attention whatsoever, then suddenly I notice a burst of red and I bring it out on display! Your page is amazing! I adore that die - wow!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, die cuts, colors, pprs, ribbons, and berries!
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