Rose Garden floral pattern in 9" x 7" picture frame - Day 56 of my 366 Day challenge

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Rose Garden floral pattern in 9" x 7" picture frame - 
Day 56 of my 366 Day challenge

Hi Craft addicts!

I had die cut this A5 panel from Tattered Lace (Rose Garden panel) in white cardstock, but didn't want to make a card out of it and had the idea that it would make a great idea for a really lovely focal point in a picture frame.
Rose Garden floral pattern in 9" x 7" picture frame

So,I stuck the die-cut on to some black cardstock and then coloured some of the flower heads in a variety of colours using my Spectrum Noir Alcohol markers and their Sparkle Glitter brush pens. I left some white as I think it allows for great contrast, but did add some of the clear Sparkle pen on them.

Once they were dry, I then glued the panel on to the reverse of the "carrier sheet" that came in the picture frame and placed it in making sure that it was evenly placed and closed the frame up.

Using a leaf pattern from the standard ones found on the Brother Scan n Cut, I cut some out in the green "Wildflower" 12" x 12" paper from Cricut - Like American Crafts, this has a lovely texture to it. I had some flower shapes cut out in Black, gold and yellow from Tattered Lace and layered them up to make 2 flowers and stuck them on to the leaves. 

I felt that they needed something else, so found some small fabric rosettes in black (which I think came from Lelli-bots) and added them to the centres.

And there you are - one stylish gift that would be great for Mother's Day. Don't forget - you can buy them on my website here  and why not sign up to my regular newsletter?

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Products and items you may need to make this project
  • 9" x 7" oak picture frame 
  • Rose Garden A5 panel from Tattered Lace
  • Black cardstock - from Creative Crafting World
  • Green paperstock from Cricut Wildflower 12" x 12" paper pad
  • Gold and pink Adorable Scorable cardstock from Hunkydory
  • 2 black fabric rosettes
  • Spectrum Noir Alcohol markers
  • Spectrum Noir Glitter brush pens
  • Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue
  • Collall all purpose glue

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