The theme this week is "use 4".
The four seasons immediately came to mind so I've used 4 embossed panels of trees during the four seasons, plus 4 eyelets and a bit of kitchen string.
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About Me
- Barbara O'Connor
- I'm a qualified florist and I make wedding invitations and greeting cards. Ideally, I'd love to just make invitations - I love anything to do with weddings! For those of you who think you know me from somewhere - you don't - I just have "one of those faces". In short, I'm married, a mother to one son, a gemini,and appreciator of red wine!!
| The Recipe For Barbara |
 2 parts Brilliance 1 part Silliness Splash of Charm Limit yourself to one serving. This cocktail is strong! |
11 comments:
Love it Babs, the colours compliment the seasons perfectly.
babs i sooo love the colours they are perfect season colurs!!
now i thought you were meant to be doing invites???? lol!
want to give this a go too. will have to tackle it tomorrow if i get a chance.
Beautiful card, Babs, love the four seasons idea. And don't forgot to put a comment on the Paperplay Challenge blog, leaving a link to your blog, so no-one forgets you've entered.
Julie x
Lovely card Babs!! Thanks for taking part :)
I love this Babs, it's excellent.
Thanks so much for visiting or should I say "popping" over to my blog! It gave me the chance to visit your lovely blog. How did you make the 4 season squares, what technique did you use s they look like enamel. I also see in some of your other wonderful creations that you use Sizzix and Cuttlebug. I also use both a lot. Well I shall plan to pop over to your fun blog now too.
Great idea, beautiful final result, Barbara. Love it!
Excellent work Barbara! Wonderful use of a bit of kitchen string!
What a striking card-absolutely beautiful!Love the vibrant colours and the 4 seasons is a great idea!The eyelets and string really set off the squares.
Dei x
So beautiful and unique!!! I love your blog... great creations!!!
Greetings,
Saskia
Babs thats such an unusual card I love it... the technique is very good!!
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