This popup card was made using Spellbinders tea die as well as the megability nestability (rectangular). Vellum was used to create "steam" rising up from the tea cups. A fiskars texture plate was used to create a floral pattern on the "tablecloth".
Holly Craft, Buford, GA
About Me
- Holly's Hobbies
- I enjoy papercrafting, scrapbooking, photography, travel and sewing. My latest hobby is knitting. I have been married for 37 years to my college sweetheart and we have two grown children, two more children (added through marriage...our children's spouses) a granddaughter and two grandsons. I love to create artwork and share with my friends.
My home away from home!...before the tornado!
If I am not posting...I am probably here at the cabin.
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1 comment:
Good heavens, Holly! This pop-up card is exquisite! The detail is just wonderful.
I'm so happy to see you have a blog, now-- your excellent suggestions, kind and helpful advice and great all-around knowledge are such wonderful additions to Gingerwood that I know your blog will be a daily visit for me.
So nice, too, to put a name and a face together!
Best Wishes,
Mary
("M." on GW)!
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