We have got a 'pretty in pink' inspiration for you for the new Festive Friday Challenge!
So shimmery and feminine and so many little details! I started with Papertrey's shimmery pink cardstock and added a Smoky Slate panel with an inlaid Lil Inkers die. I embossed a Clearly Besotted sentiment in white and added some pearl ornaments to my little tree.
This challenge runs until midnight on Wednesday, September 24 (which is 3 months before Christmas Eve!!). Hope to see you playing along!
You always manage to surprise me, LOVE this card!
ReplyDeleteLove the inlaid die...fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThe inlaid Christmas tree looks stunning :)
ReplyDeleteThe inlaid tree is so pretty. The pearls are lovely. The small image has a large impact.
ReplyDeleteSweet simplicity! I LOVE that I can come here and be FLOORED! LOVE your style!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, you have made my idea of PERFECT card art, Ardy. I envision it on the cover of an artsy magazine, as a poster for something elegant and Christmasy, the design on an invitation for a Christmas party or wedding ... Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteWow, Ardyth, this is beautiful ... the soft colours are gorgeous with the crisp lines of the inset tree! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteThis little tree in the soft pink is darling! I love the inlay and placement of the ornaments. Perfect in every way!
ReplyDeleteOh my I love this little Christmas card Ardyth! I love when I see Christmas cards made with non traditional colors. Don't get me wrong, I love traditional, but I also love non-traditional sometimes too. lol Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteI haven't commented in awhile...but receive your updates on a daily basis. You have such a gift for color and composition. thx for sharing another wonderful creation. want to make my Christmas cards. LOL
ReplyDeleteOh so so pretty Ardyth! The little inlaid tree is so lovely and that sentiment is so cute! Love the font!
ReplyDeleteThis is sooooo pretty! I absolutely LOVE the Clearly Besotted sentiment (heading there shortly to check it out!). The pearls really work with the pastel shades.
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