Tuesday, November 13, 2018

A Wreath Two Ways

Hello. Happy Tuesday to you! Today I was challenged to take a wreath and create two different projects with it. My wreath die unfortunately was a unmarked die that I had picked up along the way. So I do not have a manufacture for you. Here are my two projects.

The card started with a watercolor panel from Tim Holtz. I wet it down and blended my Arteza Realbrush pens in fall colors across the panel. I then took metallic gold and yellow watercolor paints and splattered the panel. After it was dry I cut it down 1/4" on two sides. I die cut two white wreaths and cut them apart to stretch across the card, attached them with spray adhesive and ran them through my die cut machine to press them down. Then I die cut two thank you greeting one each from brushed gold and white card stock. After off setting them a little I glued them in place with liquid glue. I attached the panel to a 110 lbs, white card base and added a few white Nuvo drops.

My next project with the wreath die was a tag. I die cut both a white and red tag and a red wreath. The tag die is from Papertrey Ink and the greeting is from The Stamp Market. Followed the same process and added a few white Nuvo drops to jazz it up a little.
 The tag was inspired by Amy Kolling (day 13) for the 25 Days of Christmas Tags also using the Time Out Challenge for color inspiration. Wreath, red, white and grey.


Simon Says Stamp has two Thanks/Thanksgiving challenges going on their Monday and Wednesday Challenges. The card will fit both of those. Thanks so much for stopping by, Sue.







12 comments:

  1. Gorgeous card Sue! It's so elegant and pretty.
    Thanks for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
    Mandy xx

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  2. Love the card and the tag. Hard to believe that you used the same wreath. So very different. Thanks so much for playing along at Tracey's 25 Days of Christmas Tags and also Time Out.

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  3. I love how differently these two projects with the same wreath die turned out! Beautiful card and tag. Thanks for playing along with us at Tracey's 25 Days of Christmas Tags event!

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  5. You have really thought outside the box using your wreath, Sue! Your thank you card rocks my world in those gorgeous sunset watercolors with the deconstructed white wreath and the offset gold sediment and splatters! Glorious! And your tag is also fabulous in classic red and white for Christmas! Thank you very much for playing in Twofer Card Challenge #11! [Just a friendly reminder that we are a card challenge. :( You can attach your pretty tag to a card and replace your Twofer in the gallery!] Hugs, Darnell

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  6. Fabulous makes! The colours and blending of the watercolours is beautiful and I love the brushed gold cardstock 😀. Thanks so much for joining in the fun at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge! J 😊 x

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  7. Beautiful makes! Love the gorgeous mix of colors and the different ways you used the dies, Sue! Thanks so much for sharing this with us at SImon Says Stamp Monday Challenge, and have a happy Thanksgiving! Maura

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  8. Both your tag and card are absolutely gorgeous! I love the white wreath trailing across the sunset of colors - beautiful! What a difference in vibrant red on white - crisp and beautiful! Thanks for joining in the fun with us at the Twofer Card Challenge!

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  9. What a great tag! Love that you just used the white and red! hank you for joining us at TIME OUT!

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  10. Sue, What a pretty card -- I just love that white wreath die-cut against those pretty colors -- and a sweet tag! So glad you played along with this month's Twofer Wreath Challenge. :)

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  11. Those smooshy autumnal colours and gold sentiment are deliciously warm and rich, Sue ... gorgeous with the delicate wreath sprigs ... and the red on white wreath is crisp and wonderfully CAS! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Twofer and at Time Out! Anita :)

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