Hi Folks! I went rogue on Michele at CAS-ual Fridays Stamps today ... she asked me to create a card with a snowflake, and I'm pretty sure this is not what she was expecting! But I thought this snowflake from Flurry Fri-Dies made such a cute little flower.
To further the flower illusion I used strips of scrap green paper for stems, sequins for the middles, and the leaves from Acorn Fri-Dies.
I think it's quite cheery for a snowflake card : )
In fact, I was having so much fun that I created another snowflake card ...
This one has dandelions, just before they spread their seeds all over your lawn!
Frosted vellum is a great choice to capture the wispy feeling of seeding dandelions.
The flowers are laid out the same as the first card (why make it hard on yourself coming up with a new layout?) and the sentiment is the same too, from Shenanigans and Wheat Wreath.
I was happy with how this one turned out! I bet I could have layered another snowflake and rotated it slightly to get a fuller dandelion. Hmm ... off to the craft room to check that out!
This card is over at the CAS-ual Fridays Stamps blog today if you'd like additional information. Feel free to use my code "KELLY2017" which will save you 15% off any purchases at CAS-ual Fridays Stamps.
Thanks for looking!
-Kelly
Had to stop by & tell you how much I love that you made flowers out of snowflakes, Kelly! Amazingly creative!
ReplyDeleteThese are cute Kelly and very creative!!
ReplyDeleteLeave it to you, Kelly. You're great at seeing things in a different way. Snowflake flowers may now become the rage. ;)
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Well, it's a snowflake garden. Seems nice.
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I would definitely love this design to be a birthday invite.
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