supplies: white, aqua, lime, pink, red cardstock, EK Success snowflake punch, pastel gems, Hero Arts LP169 Bird Trio, VersaFine onyx black ink, CL558 Snowflake Ornaments, broken china distress ink, teal silk ribbon
Here's a card for another anniversary challenge at Ellen Hutson's CLASSroom, this one a color challenge by Julie Ebersole, using these colors:
Julie's sample used snowflakes, too, and evidently they influenced my thought process.
what a cool idea to use snowflakes in those colors for your wreath. love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea, Lin! I have several snowflake punches that need to get used. Your bow is so delicate and perfectly formed.......I love this little masterpiece.
ReplyDeleteWhen I read the title to your post, I knew I'd love this! Gorgeous snowflake wreath, Lin!
ReplyDeleteLovely Card Lin! I'm busy with my snowflakes at the moment too!
ReplyDeleteI just pinned this idea. Love the snowflakes used this way.
ReplyDeleteOh, a snowflake wreath is such a clever idea!!! Thank you for playing my challenge at Ellen's!!! :) Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteLin you are a color genius. Love the combination of the soft pastels with the burst of color from the cardinal!
ReplyDeleteand I've got several snowflake punches, too! Hurray! Thanks for sharing your idea!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Beautiful - I so love this idea Lin!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful snowflake wreath and just adore the cardinal (love those birds!). Great take on the color combo Lin :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful CAS design! Love seeing all the different ways a wreath can be made!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful snowflake wreath. Lovely use of the colors!
ReplyDeletecongrats on your win at the classroom!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your win!! LOVE those pastel colors with the red birdie:) PERFECT!!
ReplyDeleteLin, your wreath is gorgeous. Love the colors, very innovative. How big is your snowflake. I have an old Marvy one, but it looks like it might be a bit small.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
I just love how you made that wreath Lin! And the pastel colors are so beautiful!
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