Hello Friends, thanks for stopping by today!
We have a new challenge starting today over on our new Can You Handle The Pressure Challenge Blog
and the TWIST theme is 'CHRISTMAS'. Remember, the twist is optional
but you MUST use an embossing folder on our projects to qualify for the
prize. Heat embossing is also permitted but only in conjunction with
an embossing folder.
I do hope you'll come check out our new blog and play along.
AND yep ... we will be offering prizes at our challenges ... that's always a fun surprise!
Here's today's prize offering . . .
Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by today,
I appreciate it more than you'll ever know!!
As always . . .
A gorgeous card Dar and what a fabulous EB folder too, one I haven't seen before, so glad you got to use it at our fun challenge, the poinsettia sets if off beautifully!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card you made Darlene, very pretty! I will join in coming monday.
ReplyDeleteWishing you and yours Happy Holidays! 🎄 ☃️
Greetings, Wilma .
To say it's attractive is putting it mildly. This is absolutely gorgeous! The combo of embossing folder, poinsettia, and holly branches is elegantly stunning!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous card, perfect for the challenge. The red background is gorgeous, just makes the white flower pop. Merry Christmas, hope your holiday is wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteYour folder looks wonderful with the poinsettia and holly, lovely combo!
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice folder, but the white poinsettia with the little touch of color, just looks stunning on it. Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely gorgeous, Darlene. That red is so rich, and the white poinsettia stands out beautifully. Just a wonderful make. Love that EF too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the deep embossing in red.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this! A fabulous embossing folder - I think I may have something like it! I need a lot more cards and that seems like it could be a good batch card, with maybe a more simple embellishment? Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWow! Stunning! It is such a wonderful use of an embossing folder!
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