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Candle Inspired Card


The Inspiration Challenge on SCS is a visit to Global Table and I picked THESE beautiful candles as my inspiration. I used the MFP Butterfly Essence , Glad Glads and Lots of Words stamp sets and some various mediums including SU! Heat and Stick Powder, Versamark, Stickles, Sparkly embossing powder, Glitter, and white/gold frontage. My paper was all plain white SU! paper, but I think it kind of looks like it has a back light or glow to it behind the butterflies (probably the burn marks from all the heat embossing - lol).

I am also entering this in the Sparkle N Sprinkle Monthly Challenge which is anything goes with glitter, sparkle, embossing or flocking - I used glitter, embossing, sparkles galore.

Hope you have a lovely weekend! Hugz!!!

Comments

  1. Oh wow wow, this is just stunning with awesome dimension. Its hard to believe its all one colour. So love the sparkly touches too.
    Hugs
    Desíre
    {Doing Life – my personal blog}

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  2. What a fabulous monochromatic card! Absolutely love it! The added sparkle is like icing on a cake. (I think you should definitely enter this in the Sparkle N Sprinkle Creative Challenge) :-)

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  3. I looooove white on white cards and this one is a beauty. Gorgeous butterflies and love the sparkle :) Have a great w/e!

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  4. oh wow so stunning nancy.beautiful delciate design and i love the pretty butterflies and sparkle :D

    xx coops xx

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  5. Beautiful card! Love white on white, always elegant!

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  6. Nancy this is just stunning. I really like that you used off white rather than white - it is just a breath taking card!

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  7. Wow you certainly grabbed some outstanding inspiration from those candles. This is just stunning. Love It

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  8. Wow! Beautiful white on white and the sparkle and dimension sends it over the top. I don't see any burn...hahaha

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  9. This is a beautiful WOW card, absolutely stunning.
    Pauline
    x

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  10. This is such a beautiful creation and sure to become a treasured keepsake! The sparkle looks amazing and you layered everything to perfection!

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  11. Such a lovely WOW card and I love the added sparkle too!

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  12. I LOVE the glitter on this beauty of a card, Nancy! Gorgeous creation!

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  13. Still think this is fabulous!! So glad you joined us for the Sparkle N Sprinkle Creative Challenge. Hope to see lots more.

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  14. LOVE this amazing card, Nancy! So beautiful! I want to make a card similar to yours - thank you for inspiring me today. Now to put on my other hat. Thank you for joining us at Sparkle N Sprinkle this month! I hope you will submit more of your pretty cards to the challenge in the future! hugs, Donna {Creative Smiles}

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  15. WOW- great card, love it!! Thanks for playing along at Sparkle N Sprinkle this month!!

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  16. Look at all the gorgeous texture. I have wanted some shabby white Frantage like forever. Love everything about this shabby chic goodness of a card. It's dreamy!!!
    Bear Hugs,
    Carol

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