Welcome! Whether you've arrived by hopping from Pip's blog or just decided to stop by today, welcome, one and all!
So, today's blog hop was originally themed to tie in with Mothers Day and I was all set to borrow some suitable stamps, no problem. Though I have to say that Wonderful Women is, perhaps, a more rounded, versatile theme. There are so many wonderful women that pass through our lives and it's good to celebrate them all.
The first project I'm sharing with you is a box that I saw recently on the Stampin' Up! US website. A Diamond Box created by one of European Artisan Award winners - Jessica Winter.
As soon as I saw the box I wanted to make one. And surprisingly easy it was too despite looking as if it would take forever to make! I used our lovely white Shimmer Cardstock, Versamark with Dazzling Diamonds embossing powder, Wink of Stella and a tiny touch of Dazzling Diamonds glitter.
Here is a close up of the lid -
Why this box for today's theme? It's multi faceted, just like a woman. I chose a bright but deep colour, Calypso Coral, to represent the depth of a woman and her vivacity, and the design - well, the stamps chosen (Grateful Bunch) are delicate, to represent our fragility, the flower because we grow and bloom.
Here is the matching card.
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We do hope you are inspired to go create today!
Caroline at Craft with Caro
Pip at Queen Pip Cards
Lesley at Lelly Jelly's Stamp N' Scrap YOU ARE HERE!
Emma at Coastal Crafter
Kim at Simply Fairies
Mikaela at The Crafty Oink Pen
Eimear at StampinColour
Louise at Stampin' Delight
So, today's blog hop was originally themed to tie in with Mothers Day and I was all set to borrow some suitable stamps, no problem. Though I have to say that Wonderful Women is, perhaps, a more rounded, versatile theme. There are so many wonderful women that pass through our lives and it's good to celebrate them all.
The first project I'm sharing with you is a box that I saw recently on the Stampin' Up! US website. A Diamond Box created by one of European Artisan Award winners - Jessica Winter.
Here is a close up of the lid -
Why this box for today's theme? It's multi faceted, just like a woman. I chose a bright but deep colour, Calypso Coral, to represent the depth of a woman and her vivacity, and the design - well, the stamps chosen (Grateful Bunch) are delicate, to represent our fragility, the flower because we grow and bloom.
Here is the matching card.
We do hope you are inspired to go create today!
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16 comments
Aw Lesley, both the card and box are gorgeous and love your reasoning behind everything you've chosen!
ReplyDeleteThanks Eimear, just need to retake the photos as these were done at 1.30am and it shows!x
DeleteThat brought a tear to my eye that did! xx
ReplyDeleteBoth Creations are equally beautiful, you always go that extra mile to inspire us, and you never fail…..
Aw, thank you Kim, such kind words.xx
DeleteI love how you mind translates the words to feelings to beautiful creations. Precious all round just like you! Xx
ReplyDeleteHow kind! Thank you.xx
DeleteAhhh Lesley, gorgeous makes and a gorgeous way of translating it to represent women! Fab!
ReplyDeleteThank you Pip, very kind of you.xx
DeleteWow, that box is fabulous! And I love the matching card. I also really liked the reasons behind your creations - really special. Caro x
ReplyDeleteWhy, thanks Caro, so kind of you.x
Deletewow Lesley what fab makes and what a wonderfully warm way of interpreting them - you're such a special soul xxx
ReplyDeleteI'm no more special than anyone else but thank you for such a kind comment, how lovely!
DeleteOh Lesley … I so love how you went about choosing what to share with us. What absolutely beautiful words and beautiful creations too. Thank you so much for celebrating the wonder of Wonderful Women so beautifully x
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice thing to say - thank you for your kind words.x
DeleteBoth lovely Lesley, anyone would be very lucky to receive these :)
ReplyDeleteThat's so very kind of you Emma - thank you!x
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