Good morning. I am here to share this week's Big Cheese with you.
You ladies wowed us again this week! This week's Big Cheese is Kristie Hartfeil, who has been creating some amazing things with Back in the Saddle!
Don't you just love this? The monochrome, the repeating background patterns, the embossed woodgrain - it just screams Wild West! I think the 'rope' Kristie used under her label just brings it all together. A great card that could easily be translated into so many different images or occasions.
Congratulations, Kristie! Your project will be added to the Big Cheese highlight album in the WMS Gallery. Please send me an email and I will provide you with a discount code for $10 off your next Waltzingmouse Stamps purchase.
The next card I would like to share is from Jennifer Cuthbertson.
What delicious colors and designs for these roses! Paper piecing these flowers always yields such stunning results. Jennifer's attention to detail is evident with the multi-layered roses and the symmetrical design. A lovely, lovely card!
Helping spring along is another lovely floral card from Nerina.
I just love the bold rainbow flowers against the simple white background. The pretty bow and fancy die cut bottom also add elegance to the card. A super-versatile layout, too - can you imagine all the other elements you could tuck into that corner? A label and the Eiffel Tower, some chicken wire and a rooster ... endless possibilities with this one!
Great job this week! Thank you all so much for sharing these projects with us. I can't wait to see what you have for us this week.
Would you like the opportunity to be chosen for the Big Cheese? Add your direct links for your newly uploaded projects here in the WMS Forum, a new thread starts every Monday!
Have a great day!
Anya
You ladies wowed us again this week! This week's Big Cheese is Kristie Hartfeil, who has been creating some amazing things with Back in the Saddle!
Don't you just love this? The monochrome, the repeating background patterns, the embossed woodgrain - it just screams Wild West! I think the 'rope' Kristie used under her label just brings it all together. A great card that could easily be translated into so many different images or occasions.Congratulations, Kristie! Your project will be added to the Big Cheese highlight album in the WMS Gallery. Please send me an email and I will provide you with a discount code for $10 off your next Waltzingmouse Stamps purchase.
The next card I would like to share is from Jennifer Cuthbertson.
What delicious colors and designs for these roses! Paper piecing these flowers always yields such stunning results. Jennifer's attention to detail is evident with the multi-layered roses and the symmetrical design. A lovely, lovely card!Helping spring along is another lovely floral card from Nerina.
I just love the bold rainbow flowers against the simple white background. The pretty bow and fancy die cut bottom also add elegance to the card. A super-versatile layout, too - can you imagine all the other elements you could tuck into that corner? A label and the Eiffel Tower, some chicken wire and a rooster ... endless possibilities with this one!Great job this week! Thank you all so much for sharing these projects with us. I can't wait to see what you have for us this week.
Would you like the opportunity to be chosen for the Big Cheese? Add your direct links for your newly uploaded projects here in the WMS Forum, a new thread starts every Monday!
Have a great day!
Anya
They are all just brilliant!!
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Wonderful cards. I just purchased Back in the Saddle. What perfect timing for an inspirational shot in the arm!
ReplyDeleteWOW...all these cards are just beautiful. Thanks for showcasing them.
ReplyDeleteThese are all fab cards! Great job ladies ;)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards Ladies!
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS KRISTIE! Your card is wonderful! I love the rope under your label, your woodgrain impression and the inked edges in your card - everything works so beautifully together! And Jen, your roses are absolutely swoonworthy, your card is soooo pretty!
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