Good Wednesday morning. I have another window scene to share with you today made using the Poppystamps Grand Gothic Window and Grand Gothic Iron Work paired with the Small Blooming Poinsettia, Memory Box Holly Vine and Martha Stewart Branch Punch.
I started by cutting two of the window frames and one iron work piece. I used a window frame as a template to draw lines to mark where I wanted the cut out window to be and cut it with my craft knife. I attached the iron work to the back side of one of the frames, attached mounting tape to the back of the frame and mounted it over the window. I hand cut a piece of vellum and attached to the opening on the inside and applied ATG adhesive to the second frame and attached it over the vellum to finish the of the of the card. I like adding vellum to the opening so you can’t really see through and gives that church window feel. You can see step by step pictures of how I create my open windows in my see thru window tutorial.
I cut my small poinsettias, formed them my stylus and molding pad and assembled them with glossy accents. I cut several pieces of the holly vine and lightly formed them with the stylus and molding pad. I attached the vines and poinsettias to the window with glossy accents and finished by adding several pieces of the branch punch. I added the tiny pearls to the flower centers for the final finishing touch.
I browsed through my Window Card category on my blog last night and was shocked to see that I have over thirty window projects listed. I guess it shows how much I love window cards. LOL!
Thanks for looking in today. I hope you have a wonderful Wednesday.
Paper: White, Red, Olive, Vellum Accessories: Poppystamps Grand Gothic Window, Grand Gothic Iron Work, Small Blooming Poinsettia, Memory Box Holly Vine, Martha Stewart Branch Punch, Sizzix Accessory Tool Kit, Pearls, Craft Knife, Glossy Accents, Mounting Tape, Scor-Pal, Paper Piercer , Metal Adapter Plate , ATG , Big Shot , Teflon Bone Folder , Guillotine Paper Cutter
Kittie, this is just stunning…. I absolutely love this card. Simple yet elegant….thank you for sharing your wonderful creativity…. Just gorgeous…..
I for one am glad you have so many beautiful window cards on your blog as I just love them and this one is no exception. Another stunner! Thank you so much for your window card inspiration!
In one word WONDERFUL!!
Wow this is one of my favorites, just gorgeous!!
Yea! the windows are back….I love them also…this is gorgeous. Glad I got those small Poinsettis. Have the window also.. So you can be sure I will be making this one. Thanks always Kittie for the beautiful inspirations,
Absolutely Gorgeous. Very elegant looking
ColleenB.
This is beautiful, just reaches out and grabs you. Great work.
This, as all your cards,is simply gorgeous. I love the tutorial for the vellum windows.. I have those dies and you have inspired me to give it a go… Beautifully detailed creations… always a treat to get your blog posts in my “in” box.. don’t always have time to stop and leave a comment, but today I just had to stop in…xxx Ann Marie
Good Morning, Kittie, What a wonderful image to see in the morning. Your card is super, super , gorgeous. and so inspiring. I love how you cut out the window,and the beautiful flowers for the added touch of elegance. Gorgeous, just gorgeous. have a good day…..hugs
Wow! Another stunning card!
Oh Wow that is just Gorgeous, such lovely arranging of the greenery and flowers, gives you the feel of Christmas at church!
I think I’ll start a new board on Pinterest called Kitty Cards! Love this design and always pin your cards and follow your blog. I think you should quit your day job and travel around teaching Kitty’s methods! You’re such a nice person too.
Mary
Amazing artwork! So light and airy and so much dimension at the same time! Just gorgeous!