Saturday 28 May 2016

Lace hearts and flowers

pattern by Tina Cox in PCM.

I've made this for my MIL who will be 80 tomorrow.
It took me hours and hours and hours........
But I am really pleased with it; I think it might be the best parchment work I have made.

Each flower layer was cut and coloured individually before being assembled with brads.

Lots of grid work in the middle and edge pricking and cutting.

Backed onto rainbow paper, then gold card (her favourite colour) then onto some Dawn Bibby card.

Handmade bow and sentiment (also backed onto rainbow and gold to match).

And finally a piccie of her when she was 5years old.

I also made a box to put it in.

Thank you for looking and for any comments; always appreciated




9 comments:

  1. This is so beautiful Alison, I know your M.I. L will love it. Happy Birthday to her I hope she has a lovely day.
    Hugs
    Cathy
    Xxxxx

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  2. Hi Alison this is a gorgeous card I love the design. Happy birthday to your Mother-in-law. Take care. Hugs Jackie

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  3. So beautiful Alison, so much detail!!
    Kevin xx

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  4. Stunning, the detail is amazing no wonder it took you ages.
    I bet she will love it.

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  5. Wow, It is absolutely stunning. I can see just how many hours and hours of work have gone into that. I would put it in a box frame and hang it in my craft room for all the world to see

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  6. Hi Alison...Stunning card for your MIL....beautiful work...lovely touch with her little picture....Joolsx

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  7. Wow hun, you should be pleased with it, it is spectacularly pretty and absolutely gorgeous. I can see why it took you hours but well worth the hard work. Love it. Huggles xx

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  8. Belated birthday wishes to your MIL and love the childhood pic-really pleased you should be proud as punch(whatever that means lol)it looks as though it took you hours and hours too so much patience and fabulous detail-love the heart borders and delicate flowers too
    Carol x

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