The rolled roses were made using a free svg file which you can find here. Just be careful when re-sizing the flower - you sometimes get an extra line across it which means it won't cut properly.
Supplies
Paper - PTI stamper's select white cardstock, SU bella rose designer series paper, white tissue paper
Ink - PTI vintage tea dye duo
Accessories - Tim Holtz alterations die caged bird, Martha Stewart doily lace trim deep edge punch, Quickutz metal sheet, Kaisercraft black rhinestone, SU riding hood red taffeta ribbon, clear acrylic beads, Tim Holtz idea-ology charm clips
Ooh, love your metal bird cage & hardware! I have this bigz die. I love Tim Holtz stuff, too!
ReplyDeleteOh, how sweet! I love how the bird is poking his face out of the cage. And it looks so cool, cut out of metal! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is just amazing. Love the metalwork, and the flowers are just perfect!
ReplyDeleteIncredible! I love the metal... anything shiny, you know!
ReplyDeletesay!, I didn't know that Tim Holtz had a bird cage die. You did great.
ReplyDeletelove the total effect. Great work Anne.
Love that bird cage!! The silver is just awesome! Love the little rolled roses, too. I have to get that die (from MFT) since I don't have one!
ReplyDeletethis is amazing!! i love the effect it has on your card.
ReplyDeleteA silver birdcage, wow! This is truly unique and eye-catching and fabulous! I agree with Debbie that it's so cute that the bird is poking its face outside the cage!
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