Welcome to Mark's Finest Papers a Heinrich Company's
October Blog Hop!
This month's New Stamp Set Releases are
Christmas Selections Featured October 23
Poinsettia Blooms Featured October 24
Cracked Hello Featured October 25
On The Fly Featured October 26
Please hop along with us! You have a chance to win one of the above stamp sets! Just comment on the following blogs (don't forget this one), each day for more chances to win! (You do NOT have to comment on all the blogs each day! The names are drawn randomly!) All four winners will be announced on October 27, 2012 on the Mark's Finest Papers blog. You can go back and comment if you missed a day. (HINT: The more you comment, the more chances you have to win and comments on the MFP blog count twice!) The deadline for commenting is 11PM EST on Friday October 26, 2012.
Today's featured set Poinsettia Blooms by Mark's Finest Papers, a Heinrich Company has an old Victorian feel to it thanks to the lantern and makes gorgeous cards or altered items.
My card today uses a Spellbinders book die along with the lantern, die cut felt, punched pine branches and an elegant red/black color scheme. After I had stamped my images in memento black and colored with prismacolor markers then cut out, I took the die cut felt sticker border and layered across the black card stock before popping up the saying from Poinsettia Blooms. I then added my cut out lantern and poinsettia bunch via pop up glue dots and added the punched pine branches with small floral centers. The only other embellishment added was bling and yellow ice stickles.
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Stamps: Pointsettia Blooms
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Card Stock: Red, Black, White, Scraps
Accessories: Prismacolor Markers, Martha Stewart Pine Branch Punch, Glue Dots, Bling, Ice Stickles, Pop Up Glue Dots
Wow that really shines out the page - great work!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Love all the embellishments
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Elegant!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the black pearls on the lamp. And every time I see that leaf punch, I WANT IT! This is so beautiful! :) Janis
ReplyDeleteI love all the texture you've achieved on this beautiful card, Bonnie.
ReplyDeleteThe red looks gorgeous on the black. I love all your dimension. The pearls used as rivets on the lantern is very clever. cheers Linda
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card!!! Love the black and red!!! What a terrific idea to add black pearls to the lamp, they add so much dimension!
ReplyDeletebeautiful card and like that you added poinsettias to it.
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Now that is awesome!!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is just beautiful! Love the dimension!
ReplyDeletePam
Beautifully cards!!
ReplyDeleteAngela
Bonnie--this is gorgeous! I love all of the details! Great card. TFS
ReplyDeleteYour card is lovely and I like the sentiment very much! Thanks for sharing and have a great week! Gail
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful card. I love the bling on the lantern and the little red jewels dotting the eyes.
ReplyDeleteYour lantern really looks real. Love all those branches and poinsettias together.
ReplyDeleteBonnie,
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! I love the greenery you've added to y our poinsettias. The pearls look like rivets and are an awesome touch to the lamp.
Gorgeous--looks great with the book die.
ReplyDeleteWow this is stunning. I love the book die and the pearls is a great addition to your lantern. Great card all around. HUGS AJ-
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful masterpiece! So many lovely details.
ReplyDeleteI love this beautiful card, Bonnie. Last year red, black and white became my favorite Christmas card colors.
ReplyDeleteLove the bling! This is so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love this, everything is so dimensional and pretty! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card! I love your choice to use the book dies for the sentiment and the stickles on your lantern!
ReplyDeleteLovely layers!
ReplyDeleteVery very pretty.
ReplyDeleteFabulous card; love all the details. TFS
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done. It looks like it has a lot of depth to it.
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