Sequin or Pearls?

What will you choose - or will you go for both? I ask because this is the new challenge over on 52 {Christmas} Card Throwdown


Here is my card - I chose pearls


Materials - Stampin' Up
Stamps: Christmas Blessings, Petite Pairs
Ink: Smoky Slate, Certain Celery, Riding Hood Red
Card Stock: Whisper White, Riding Hood Red, Certain Celery
Accessories: Border Punch, Word Window and Modern Label Punches, Basic Pearls

Hope you are all having a great weekend - I'm decorating. It's a job I hate but since my husband's illness he has not been up to such jobs (hmmmmm) so it;s down to me - best get back to it then! See you soon - Jacqueline xx

Comments

  1. This is just lovely! I adore the repeated stamping and the "window" layout! Gorgeous card, friend! :) Have fun decorating...I shall be choosing classes to take in the fall (EEK!). ;)

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  2. I love decorating Jacqueline. If we lived closer I'd be there to help you in a heartbeat :o) I love this stamp set and your four panel layout. Lovely!

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  3. The pearls are fab on the mistletoe Jacqueline. Makes a special card. x

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  4. Fab card Jacqueline, I love the layout and the repeated images and a great use of pearls! Hope the decorating doesn't take you away from your creative crafty time for too long!
    Ruth x

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  5. Jacqueline, I love your pearl berries they look great.

    Good luck with the decorating!

    Bev x

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  6. The repeated image is lovely in its simplicity. Very nicely done, Jacqueline! :)

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  7. I do like this beautifully clean and simple design, with the pearls as berries - just super!

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  8. I feel your painting and decorating pain Jacqueline! Love your four panels of pearly mistletoe! Vicky x

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  9. Love what you did with this - the four panel layout is always a winner for me. Berries were made to be pearls, these look perfect

    Louise xx

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