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Saturday, February 19, 2011

An Irish Window window-card!





Here's my "Irish" entry for the Waltzing Mouse February Waltz - Buttons.
I was inspired by this week's sketch at the Waltzing Mouse sketch challenge and by this beautiful picture/colors at EAD Designs to make an actual window card from the outside but looking out (!) and I had planned to use real buttons for nails/embellishments in the corners but had to use die-cut ones because the buttons I'd first chosen took the eye away from the actual scene of the card... 

Peppermint Pattys Papercraft

32 comments:

  1. Your card is really nice. My irish window this morning is showing rain and cloudy skies! I'll take yours; I like it a lot better. :c) Waltzing along, Robyn

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  2. Oh My this is stunning!! Very creative indeed. Rainy in Scotland too :(

    Have a great day

    Ali x

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  3. Oh my word! Loving those buttons. Fab work! :D

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  4. ooh, I long for the day when I can look out of my window and see trees of green. What a creative design and a fabulous use of WMS stamps. Awesome job.

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  5. Ah - what a wonderful view!! I love the trees you've made and such a pretty blind too! This is brilliant!

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  6. Love your wonderful window and scene! the coloring on the trees is just super - and the little lace 'curtain' is just so sweet!

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  7. ACK, I am so in love with this card, Karin! It's like folk art perfection. LOVE the muted colors and that crisp white eyelet curtain is AWESOME! Ohhhh so going back up and staring at it right now, fabulous job on the waltz!

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  8. Such a pretty card Karin! Love the lacy curtain and beautiful scene you have created!

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  9. Wow, what a beautiful card, I have the teeny trees set, so love the ideas you've given me! Great waltz card!

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  10. Another gorgeous card, Karin! Love your use of buttons and the lacey curtain.

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  11. The lace as heaven is such a creative idea! Love the colours of your card - all in all veeery pretty!

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  12. This is so pretty, Karin, and I adore your little window scene! Love the colors, the sponging, the little curtin...everything!

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  13. what an amazing window scene you created and even with a little valance. it gives it such a homey feel.

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  14. I love your layout with the window and the lace punch--what a cool effect!

    Chris L.

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  15. Gorgeous window card! The faux buttons are perfect (and so much easier to mail than real ones)!

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  16. This is just an amazing card, I really like your coloring and the little scene you've created.

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  17. Holy cow! What an amazing card. I had to come back and check it out again. Yes, it is so nice I had to come by twice. ;-) I love those cheeky faux buttons and that dazzling aperture with the lace treatment. So so pretty!

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  18. How lovely! your card is absolutely gorgeous and so unique! You really are so creative!

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  19. Wow, I LOVE the earthy tones, and the window! The scene you created is so NEAT! Amazing card!

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  20. this is gorgeous- the coloring, lo, everything- fab! congrats on the CARDS feature!!!

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  21. This has such a folk art feel to it! Love the little window with the lacy "curtain". Great card!

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  22. I just love your window card- so pretty!

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  23. Cool design concept - I like the eyelet lacey 'curtain' over the top of the window and the muted colors.

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  24. I absolutely LOVE this design! EVERYTHING about it! Beautiful indeed!

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  25. This is just too pretty! Love the soft colors you chose and the trees are just perfect!

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  26. wow! this is just beautiful! thanks for playing with us at EAD Designs!
    liz :o)

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  27. this is absolutely lovely. the die cut buttons are perfect for that whimsical look. i love that lil border punch on the inside of the window. i might have to CASE (with your permission) this sweet idea :)

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