The stamp is from WPlus9 that I heat embossed in white and colored with a variety of inks. The light green panel was cut with the hemstitch die and I added the double layer sentiment die from Elizabeth Crafts.
CAS Christmas is also celebrating its second birthday. Thank you, Loll, for giving us a fun challenge that gives us a head start on our Christmas cards.
Edited to add: I see that this card qualifies for a new-to-me challenge (I know. Where have I been?) Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenge so I'm entering it there for #481.
15 comments:
You really captured the colour of the true Christmas Rose hellebore - I have lots of other hellebores, but not the Christmas Rose one, and mine are mostly pinks and burgundy colours, and are all blooming right now. Love your card! Thanks so much for joining us at CAS Christmas!
Stunning card, pretty colors, hugs, Lori m
What a lovely shade of green! The hemstitch die frames the bloom beautifully This is a wonderful card Bobby!
simply beautiful!
How beautiful. I love the green background, and those flowers are fabulous!!
Wow, Bobby! What a beautiful way to feature those lovely hellebores AND use a delicate frame. Your "white space" is especially elegant. Lovely card! hugs, de
So pretty! I love that gorgeous border!!
What a lovely card, love the colors.
I would love some of these plants in my garden! Love your white flowers!
Beautiful, Bobby ... there's such a lovely serenity about these hellebores ... they're wonderfully framed with the hemstitch detail! Hugs, Anita :)
Gorgeous Christmas card, Bobby! I love your choice of flowers and the hemstich border is so elegant!
Your Christmas Roses are gorgeous, Bobby! Wonderful colouring! And I LOVE them on the light green card base. This card has a very peaceful, calming feel to it. Great work! Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Christmas
This is fabulous! Beautiful colors, beautiful flower, great coloring, Bobby
Bobbie, such a gorgeous Christmas Rose, the perfect flower for Christmas. thanks for joining us at CAS Christmas
Beautiful card. I had Hellebores at the first house I owned. They were a beautiful pop of colour in the winter months. Thank you for joining in the No Patterned Paper Challenge at CHNC.
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