Wednesday, November 25, 2015

Waiting for the sunrise with Winnie & Walter!

I had a first play with some of the fabulous Winnie & Walter goodies I recently won ... somehow life just intrudes itself into my craft room on occasion!  =]  This morning, I could barely wait for the sunrise to take a few photos.

It was LOve at first sight with the True Multifaceted Star Cutaway.  I just had to find a use for all the left-over sparkly bits!!  Tumbling wishes?  I think so!

Funny isn't it, that I usually use W&W words, but this time found the wishes I needed from Technique Tuesday's December Garden Society set. 
But that W&W star?  Definitely the Star of the Show! 
I hope some of those shaker-wishes tumble right over by you!
My 'galaxy' paper is from Kaisercraft's Shine Bright collection of papers. 

My second card today, uses Happy Christmas and the fabulous Mini Scenery Multi Grain - they could NOT have known how much I LOve wood-grain ... or could they?  hmmm...

Wood-grain panel heat embossed with Platinum;
poinsettia and wreath have been heat-embossed, then water-colored.

I'm very grateful for the wonderful products I received from Winnie & Walter's generous prize package!  Bless you, Julie and Shay, for your darling, generous hearts!!! 

Thank you, to all those who never fail to bring a smile to my face with each and every visit!

=]  Michele

22 comments:

  1. Oh, I am in love with your star card! So cool how you used the little cut outs! I never want to throw them out either...
    Your second card is fabulous, too! I would call it CAS with a rustic feeling!

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  2. Beautiful cards, Michele! The star one is modern and fancy! Love second one too, really warm and cozy!

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  3. Fantastic cards Michele! I love the collection of broken star on the first card - super cool die. Beautiful coloring on the second card and I love how the wood looks distressed.

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  4. oh you brilliant one you...great idea to add the bits to your start card. So fabulous. Your woodgrain is just the perfect warmth for the beginning of the cold season.

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  5. GASP! Breath-taking! Both your cards have me in awe, my friend! That star...apparently I need it! And your poinsettia on the beautiful woodgrain background..swooning! Truly gorgeous! (And thank you for 'tagging' permission *grin*)
    Hugs~c

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  6. Two gorgeous cards, Michele! You sure have made the W&W star the 'Star of the Show' ~ And how you placed the bits ~ WOW!!! Love your subtle background, too...it's just perfect! Your Poinsettia and wreath are equally stunning! I love how they pop against the woodgrain background!

    Sending you my best wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving! Hugs!!!

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  7. Oh I just adore both of these! The star is definitely the show-stopper on that card, and the woodgrain is beautiful too, I have to agree!

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  8. Oh WOW, I love what you've done with the star and the bits!! But your second card wins my heart today. Love the woodgrain and the pretty poinsettia. Have a very Happy Thanksgiving sweet friend!!

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  9. Fabulous star, especially awesome with the shine Michele, and I love how you have added the wood element in your second card, you always do this so well!

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  10. Just love these, Michele! That star is on my wish list. xoxo
    Have a blessed day, my friend! I am SO very thankful for YOU!

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  11. Truly lovely cards today, Michele. The Star card is fabulous, and I love how you showcased the "little bits" in their own framed box. As for the Poinsettia woodgrain card - sheer perfection! A very Happy Thanksgiving to you & your family - may it be filled with love, laughter & good times!

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  12. Oh, what great use of the cut out pieces of your star, Michele - so clever!!!!! What a wonderful card!!! And the second one is as stunning as the first!!! Love that wood-grain bg and the beautiful flower and wreath!! I really like the colour of your mat!! Fabulous!!!
    Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!!!!
    Hugz

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  13. These are truly beautiful and love that Star!!!and great idea to use the cut outs as confetti !x

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  14. These are truly beautiful and love that Star!!!and great idea to use the cut outs as confetti !x

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  15. Oh, Michele!!! I can hardly handle the beauty of these cards. And I love that you kept all those little star bits and pieces. LOVE these!

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  16. Sigh ... double sigh, Michele ... these are both gorgeous! That faceted heart with it's tumbling wishes is stunning ... and inspired ... and your wreath ... so beautiful against the texture-y woodgrain! Hugs, Anita :)

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  17. Love both of these cards. Brilliant idea to use those little pieces as falling stars. And, your wreath looks so homey on your woodgrain panel.

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  18. Wonderful cards! Love how you used some of the star parts in the box below on the first one, really great design, and the second is so rustic and lovely!

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  19. Awesome design! Love the genius in using those pieces from the star :)

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  20. Wow, wonderful cards, Michele! The star is stunning and I love how you used the cut out pieces. And the woodgrain makes such a fabulous background for your gorgeous wreath.

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  21. Wow, to both of these beauties! The star with the wishes falling down ...so beautiful! The woodgraine is perfect for that wreath! Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving !

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  22. Using those falling bits was genius, Michelle. Hard to believe you love woodgrain, but I know it's just on cards. I'm the rustic one, remember? ;)

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