Some might recognize "me", I was never happy with the card, but love the image and my colorine with her/me (yes, and I have guts to say so too! :)) and because this card is to be sent to someone very very special, wanted this person to laugh with it/me.
Now to my first ever easel card, may I introduce: Double Twisted Easel:
Yep, again I glued about one billion pearls and this time there are lilac, yellow and white of my "sandpaper glittering" cardstock. :) I hope you can spot two different shades of bp. :)
bp from Samuel Taylors
Die Cuts are Spellbinders and Nellie's Multi Frame
Pearls are from chain, cut and glued one by one
Gems are from Samuel Taylors Craft Essentials
Image is Mo Manning's
Colored Pencils are Prismacolors
It would be nice to find few challenges, but with this picture quality, I will forget it for now :( --- Will do tomorrow :)
Couldn't resist:
Amber's Crafts and Stuff - Challenge #4 Try a New Techique (easel)
Craft Your Passion - 2 by 2
Make it Monday - #32 Anything goes
My Partner in Crafting Crime - Layer it up (3 or more layers)
Woodware USA - 2E - #22 Anything goes
I'm so sorry about your camera. The card itself looks very nice. I like that image of Mo's and I saw that challenge for 2 x 2's at Craft Your Passion. It's horrible when we get so dependent on technology and then it crashes on us. My laptop died for good this time. So I have to come look at my desktop and then go back into the dining room to work, where all of supplies are. :-( dj
ReplyDeleteWow Annemaritta! Love it! I keep seeing these but have not tried to yet! You did a fantastic job! You are getting quite good with all those pearls too! Love the glittery paper too.
ReplyDeleteI haven't done my twisted easel yet, how very ambitious of you to jump right in at the deep end....and how well you swim lol. Really cute image, and love how you have the pearl border as your 'stop'. Thanks for joining us at Amber's Crafts and Stuff's Die cut challenge this week, hope you see you back again. Hugs lin
ReplyDeleteI´ve never seen such a double twisted easel card before... I like it a lot! So decorative! And I love all the bling - the more, the better!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your sweet comment on my last post!
Hugs,
Uli
Wow Annemaritta!! I"M impressed!! You did an awesome job. You're like me, just jumping into new things, in fact you beat me cos I haven't tried this one yet! Its brilliant!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet card- love the double twisted easel!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at My Partner In Crafting Crime this time!! :)
hugs, Rachel x
What a sweet little image...the little girl is precious! Sorry about your camera!! Thank you for joining us this week at Woodware USA!!
ReplyDeleteA really great card and such an unusual shape.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your lovely creation and joining us at Allsorts Challenge this week, good luck and look forward to seeing you again.
B x
There's a Stampalot voucher up for grabs here
This is an amazing easel card!
ReplyDeleteThank you for trying out a new technique this week and sharing it with us at Amber's Crafts and Stuff.
~*~Amber~*~
www.amberscraftsandstuff.com
Ha Ha...My niece does that pout perfectly! Love the layout too. Thanks for playing in the WoodwareUSA challenge this week. Good luck! Kerry
ReplyDeleteHi Annemaritta
ReplyDeleteSo frustrating when your camera isnt working isnt it!
Your card is amazing though, I have never made one like this but after seeing yours I would love to give it a go.
Thank you for sharing over at Make It Monday this week.
Michelle :-)
Fantastic card & great images.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining our challenge at ALLSORTS this week, Good Luck
Hugz Fleur xXx
Thanks so much for playing along with My Partner in Crafting Crime's 'layer it up' challenge! Good luck with the extra draws!
ReplyDeleteRobin
The new Pictures are great and thanks for showing how it looks folded down, makes it easier for me when I come to have a go at one. I'm making another boring old straight-forward easel just now, but must try a twisted next. Hugs lin
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! Love the look! Thanks for playing along with us at Craft Your Passion.
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