“A walk about Paris will provide lessons in history, beauty, and in the point of Life.”
― Thomas Jefferson
― Thomas Jefferson
Good morning everyone!!
I don't think anyone could fail to notice that it's Valentine's Day on Friday, so in the run up to the day, I thought I'd share a few of my more romantic projects.Well, that's the idea anyway but sometimes between things getting a little bit crazy here at Chez Williams' and my very unsteady internet connection, it might not go according to this well thought out plan!!
So, without further ado...here is the first of those projects and as always, I hope you love it.
As you'll notice, there isn't any red and not a heart in sight but Paris is the city of love and thought this would be a perfect image to use and I chose to use pink, because I wanted a more romantic, feminine feel.
There's lots of details to feast your eyes on and as always, lots of gorgeous Tim Holtz products, including the fabulous iconic image of the Eiffel Tower from the Paris Memoirs stamp set by Stampers Anonymous. The backgrounds are all created using Distress Inks and Paints and the huge flower is made from my trusty Tattered Florals die, surrounded by the smaller roses.
I hope you've been inspired by my romantic trip to Paris and thank you so much for stopping by today and for all the lovely comments you left on my previous posts. I always love reading them and you always make my day with all your kind words.
See you tomorrow, fingers crossed, with another romantic share but until then...have a great day!!
Love Emma xxx
Stunning! I love that there's no red, I get fed up with normal cards, but love this as it's different, pretty, romantic and perfect in every way!! Paris is one special place. Somewhere I love to visit. And am lucky enough to have been there twice so far. Take care lovely. Zo xx
ReplyDeleteI've been a little lax in visiting blogs recently, so apologies for that - loving this piece though, very soft and romantic. Take care Paula x
ReplyDeleteExquisite Emma, love the detail and textures :-) xxx
ReplyDeleteWant to make a flower like yours, i have the die but not the talent. Off to play...
Any Beau receiving this from his Belle would be filled with amour, cherie, amour. Very pretty and, as always, skilful, Emma.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the softness combined with the grungy-ness of the corrugated cardboard. What punch is that you used for the center of the flower?
ReplyDeleteThank you for your lovely comment Sharon and the punch that I used is a very old snowflake punch from Martha Stewart. I'm sorry that I don't know the name of it, as I don't have the original packaging but I really hope that helps. Emma x
DeleteLove it Emma....I really like the fact that there is no heart or red! Super romantic card.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, love how you mounted the tag onto the cardboard and those flowers are gorgeous! x
ReplyDeleteA most beautiful tag, soft and romantic. The flowers are just the perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteOh this is beautiful Emma. xx
ReplyDeleteso beautiful. i can see plenty hearts on it though! is it just me? xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful creation Emma and with just the right amount of pink , I do love the large flower.... Hope you are safe in all this bad weather....x
ReplyDeleteThis is. Beautiful beautiful creation
ReplyDeleteI love your tag...beautiful ;)
ReplyDeletexoxo Sioux