Inspired by Nature at Heart 2 Heart
Christmas is full of Nature with the Christmas Tree, mistletoe, pine cones, poinsettias, holiday wreaths, and all the trimmings. My card features some pine twigs with red berries and pine cones inspired by the nature challenge at Heart 2 Heart. The colors come from the bottom row of the Tic Tac Toe challenge board at Color My Heart: Pomegranate, Espresso, and Fern.
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9 comments:
Jody, this is so beautiful! The branches and berries coming out from the sides of the pine cones... your design is simply breathtaking. The little details from the scallop edge to the thin strips that line the top and bottom of the card just draw in the viewer’s eye to the center of the card. PERFECTION!
Jody your card is gorgeous! I love the spray of greenery and berries with the pinecones. The angled layer with scallops and stitchings is wonderful. Thanks for sharing at Color My Heart Color Dare.
Such a pretty card. I love your pine cones and berries etc and the scalloped shape looks great. Thanks for sharing at Colour My Heart Colour Dare Challenge.
LOVING this card, my friend. I really enjoy the use of the Cricut cut images with the stamp sentiments. Thank you for joining us in this week's Color My Heart Challenge. <3 Miss. Carrie
Love the acorn flourish and the layout of your card...beautifully done. Thanks for sharing with us at Color Dare.
I love this card, I love the pinecones and the pine leaves. I love the sentiment and how you have it on each side of the pinecones. Thanks for playing along with Heart 2 Heart Challenges (H2H).
Brandi R.
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Oh my this card is so pretty. I love the pinecones and the way you layered your leaves/branches. So so pretty. Thank you for playing along with us at H2H.
Great combination with the Cricut cuts and paper! I love it!
Thank you for playing with us at Heart 2 Heart!
Love your card! Could you please tell us which die cut you used to make the white scalloped edge?
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