Week 16 for the Compendium of Curiosities challenge, over at Linda's StudioL3 is on Page 33-Wrinkle Free Distress. First reading it, I thought that it seemed quite straight forward, but phew I have lost count on the number of times I attempted this. None will be wasted I hasten to add.
The colours I used for this piece were forest moss and barn door
Thankyou for stopping by to take a look.
Well your effort was worth it Yvonne, the finished piece is stunning!!
ReplyDeletelovely christmas card Yvonne and thankyou for the lovely card you sent me much appreciated
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It's beautiful Yvonne - a real splash of colour! It compliments the lovely flower beautifully too.
ReplyDelete(I'm doing mine at the moment and it's looking a bit of a mess so far - lol)
This has turned out brilliantly Yvonne and its made a fab Christmas card. x
ReplyDeleteA beautiful background that really complements your lovely Christmas design.
ReplyDeleteSue x
Great technique which you've turned into a lovely Christmassy card. Beautiful colours.
ReplyDeleteI agree about this technique being tricky. Your background makes a perfect backdrop for your beautiful flower. Lovely Christmas card!
ReplyDeleteIt looks gorgeous! great holiday card.
ReplyDeletehow awesome...this is a great piece of work...elegant and eye catching.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful for the holidays! I also battled with this very easy sounding tech! I love this!
ReplyDeletegreat design!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is stunning, MeggyMay! I absolutely love how your wrinkle-free distress turned out, and the colors are GORGEOUS! I love the mix of red, green and gold, and the flourish and poinsettia are so pretty. This is enough to put anyone in the holiday spirit!
ReplyDeleteIf it's any consolation, I lost count of how many tags I used before I finally got a background I liked for this challenge!
Fantastic Christmas Card love the effects you have made for your background.
ReplyDeleteMaggie