Besides the usual stickles, sequins, enamel dots, and an occasional button, I seldom 'embellish' my cards much. But THIS card made in 2015 kept coming to mind and I couldn't help but remake it for my reminder at The Flower Challenge #105.
I've used the same background stamp from MFT: Roses All Over which was white heat-embossed onto clear heat-resistant acetate.
But here are the differences: I added lots of glamour with the glitter card panel which you are able to see through the acetate cover, and the ribbon found in
my stash - a very old collection from Dear Lizzy:
You'll look beyond my reflection - there is nothing but creamy white and glitter here.
Okay, okay - there is one of those Betterpress-ed sentiments using Altenew Sicilian Amber ink.
Of course, we've been loving how you have embellished your floral cards - you have time to make another! There is plenty more inspiration from our TFC team HERE!
=] Michele
Gorgeous end result!
ReplyDeleteThis is so elegant, Michele! I especially love the see through top and that glitter ribbon! WOWZA!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, I love the white on white effect with the touch of sparkle. Avery special card for a very special day xx
ReplyDeleteOh WOW, this is really stunning Michele. top 3
ReplyDeleteWow! Lots of glamour, indeed! It looks like you used a whole new background stamp! White embossed acetate and that glittery ribbon brings your card to a whole new level! Just gorgeous, Michele!
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING! So many beautiful elements that all play together perfectly. Great work! xx
ReplyDeleteThis is a STUNNER Michele!! I'm loving all the glitz and sparkle on this lovely, lovely card my friend...perfect for a wedding or a congrats of any kind! LOVE it!! Hugs. :0) P.S. Did you wonder where my card was today?? I just realized I hadn't had a single comment and when I went to look on blogger, I realized I had scheduled it for tomorrow...good grief! Oh well, it's there now!!
ReplyDeleteLook at your getting all sparkly and glittery! Loved the first one and love this ramped up version too! Beautifully done, Michele!
ReplyDeleteOh this is amazing and beautiful, Michele! I do love the overall simplicity, but there's SO much beauty! This stamp has always been one of my faves yet I always forget about it
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous cad. Very elegant. Marlies
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Michele!! So much sparkle and shine.
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous, Michele! Wow!
ReplyDeleteElegant and gorgeous. Love the pretty background.
ReplyDeleteso delightful Michele! I love both your previously made card and the new rendition! What a lovely add with that golden strip and layered bloom! Julia xx
ReplyDeleteOh, my, what a beauty! I took a look at your blast from the past, too. Another gorgeous card with a timeless stamp. I love the updated version even more, partly because it's so easy to slip into an envelope and mail. The sparkle on this elegant card is spectacular!
ReplyDeleteA photographic challenge for sure, but worth it my friend... I think we could both employ Tom to be our official photographer, we could pay him in cards lol.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love seeing the glitter underneath the roses. 😊
ReplyDeleteWowie Zowie, Batman.... This is out of this universe gorgeous. What a perfect card for a most special occasion! I will pick myself up off the floor now...
ReplyDeleteStunning !!! At first I thought the background was a cover plate but after closely inspecting it and putting my specs on it's full beauty was revealed. Wow ! I love the glitter peaking through such a sophisticated,stylish card.
ReplyDeleteMarie
This is absolutely gorgeous. All those fabulous roses both embossed and die cut. So simple, and so incredibly special. That ribbon just ties it all together and kicks up the glamour quotient. Just WOW!
ReplyDeleteYou've created a stunning remake of your original design, Michele! I love the glitter in the background and in the flower layers, but that ribbon adds that little bit of a WOW factor. A gorgeous make!
ReplyDeleteWow, Michele. This is so creative and absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThis is simply stunning Michele! I don't normally go much further than enamel dots but this month's challenge reminder inspired me to have a second go too - and I went overboard with tiny pearls for a change lol!
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