I made these for a gf who is throwing a little party for her princess! The only thing she requested was something with a "snow princess" theme. I didn't want to go over the top, but I knew the choco/blue color combo would be perfect winter colors. I have used this "Pretty Princess" stamp many times and it has been well worth the money:) She would also make a great place card for a little girls tea party. I started with a Chocolate Chip base and matted Bashful Blue on top. The Bashful Blue cs is stamped with the snowflake from "Flaky Friends" and the I ran it thru my cuttlebug before sewing it on. The "princess" is colored with SU! re-inkers and watercoloring pencils. After coloring the image I cut it out with my rectangle Spellinbinder Dies and "popped" it it up on dimensionals. The SU! Chocolate Chip ribbon is tucked in behind the focal image. I added a little Diamond Stickles to her crown and wand for extra sparkle...afterall, a princess isn't complete without some fairy dust:) For the "snap-like" enclosure, I used my SU! Slit Punch and added the rhinestone.
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I made these for a gf who is throwing a little party for her princess! The only thing she requested was something with a "snow princess" theme. I didn't want to go over the top, but I knew the choco/blue color combo would be perfect winter colors. I have used this "Pretty Princess" stamp many times and it has been well worth the money:) She would also make a great place card for a little girls tea party. I started with a Chocolate Chip base and matted Bashful Blue on top. The Bashful Blue cs is stamped with the snowflake from "Flaky Friends" and the I ran it thru my cuttlebug before sewing it on. The "princess" is colored with SU! re-inkers and watercoloring pencils. After coloring the image I cut it out with my rectangle Spellinbinder Dies and "popped" it it up on dimensionals. The SU! Chocolate Chip ribbon is tucked in behind the focal image. I added a little Diamond Stickles to her crown and wand for extra sparkle...afterall, a princess isn't complete without some fairy dust:) For the "snap-like" enclosure, I used my SU! Slit Punch and added the rhinestone.
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What cute cards!
ReplyDeleteTo answer your rugulah question - currants are more like raisins than cherries. I have a cherry recipe link posted on my blog if that is what you wanted but they are made with raisins or currants and nuts a lot too! hth Suzy
Adorable! Very snow-princess-y :)
ReplyDeletevery pretty =)
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