Tilda is wondering what should she make to take to her friends as a Hostess Gift when she goes for dinner. I know that whatever Tilda decides it will be so yummy! And as an extra treat she will be presenting the dish with a greeting card to show how grateful she is to have such good friends.
Here is the card Tilda ordered from me to present her homemade treat.
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Here are a couple of close-up photos
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Card Recipe:
Image by Magnolia known as OOPs (A Little Yummy For Your Tummy collection). Image colored using Premium Prisma Color Pencils except for skin which was colored with Copic Marker E00. Designer Papers called The Rustic Stack (DCWV). All flowers purchased from Wild Orchids Crafts, The Lattice Pendant behind Tilda is by Spellbinders and purchased from StampingScrapping. Lattice Pendant & Tag made from Kraft Paper (my stash). Sentiment on tag created with Just Rite Stamp. Printed paper on card is from an old Cookbook (torn & distressed). All other embellishments are from my stash.
Now there is one more embellishment that I used that was created by accident. Check the photo below and let me know what its made of & how it was created. The first person with the right answer in their comment will win a mystery gift.
I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Wow how adorable and beautiful too!!!!!
ReplyDeleteFran, she is just too cute, and I love all of your embellishments. I really really like your closeups!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing,
Judy Garrelts
Fran
ReplyDeleteThis is my most favorite card you have ever done...ITS GORGEOUS...
BEAUTIFUL JOB
Fran, this is BEAUTIFUL!!! I think the item was made with hot glue...and t looks cool. :-)
ReplyDeletePretty card Fran! Love your coloring!! : )
ReplyDeletelove the card thanks for sharing
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Wow, this is amazing! I love the colors and the flowers are fabulous. Your coloring is amazing! Hmmmm, the dew drops looks like blobs of Fabri-Tac glue or Glossy Accents that's dried up. That's my guess. Hugs, Rosemary
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card,
ReplyDeleteHugs, Line
Holey Moley Fran!!! What a stunner!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Fran! Your papers are really yummy and Tilda is so adorable! I really love all your gorgeous flowers, but I haven't the slightest idea what your embellishment is made of. I don't even have a guess, if that isn't sad! LOL! Oh well...such is life!
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful!
hugs, Sharon
Your card is adorable! I love the colors and the details! Great job, Fran!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Chris Christensen
This is SUPER PRETTY!!!! How wonderful!
ReplyDeleteRene ;D
This is a beautiful card. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove your twisted easel card...still haven't tried to make one of those!
ReplyDeleteGreat papers/colors and a magnificently colored Tilda. Beautiful details!
Really pretty twisted easel card. I love to guess, you accidentally got stickles on the clear beads? Anyway, your card is gorgeous!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Shell
Beautiful card Fran! Absolutly love your paper and flowers!!!!
ReplyDeleteJudy K.
Well it is a mystery to me Fran - my first thought was something like Glossy accents - put on some plastic and then popped up. What isn't a mystery is how pretty your card is. It has a very nice antique feel to it. What a neat idea, a page from a real cook book. Now that is worth borrowing! This card has a really nice feel to it Fran - love the way you have arranged the flowers - nice art work!!
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Sandy
so lovely and charming Fran! Love the vintage look of Tilda and your embellishing! TFS!
ReplyDeletePam Going Postal
Gorgeous card, Fran! Love these recipe cards and seeing your beautiful creation makes me want to sit down try and make one too:)
ReplyDeleteLovely work!
Hugs, Iulia