Way back when I was taking the A Cut Above class* from Online Card Classes (Day 2, to be exact!), we learned about window cards, and several of the samples used elements that spanned the windows, which I decided was very cool.
So when Jennifer McGuire enabled me to need the Memory Box Prim Poppy die, I knew exactly what I'd do with it. Today I finally got to that project. Here's what I made:
My still-out pack of textured 2008 In Color card stock was the victim here. I die-cut the poppy out of Wild Wasabi, then cut the flowers out of Groovy Guava and trimmed them to layer over the green. Next, I cut the opening in the top layer with one of my petite oval nesties, then cut the frame out of Basic Gray. I prayed and prayed I'd kept a pack of the Afternoon Tea papers, and I did! Whoot! I cut a rectangle from one of the pieces and stuck it behind the window. I was going to stick it to the base to leave a real "window", but I wanted to stick down the droopy flower and didn't want to mess with a layer of acetate. Lazy.
A sentiment, some pearls, and done! I kinda like it. :)
Thanks for stopping by!
*Haven't taken the A Cut Above class yet? I HIGHLY recommend it! And, Julie Ebersole is giving away a seat in the class! All you need to do is go to her post and leave a comment by Thursday evening. Check her post for details.
Very pretty. The flower looks so good over the patterned paper and the frame sets it off quite nicely.
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