When Carol Dunstan caught my eye with her beautiful pastel ornaments, I took the inspiration she offered and ran with it.
At the end of the very tedious task of getting all the pieces into their white frame, I {LOVE} what I made, but my neck is screaming!
Using up the leftover pieces was much easier – thankfully!
I’ll let you decide if you’ll take up the challenge to match all the pieces to make a pretty stained glass style ornament…
I’m going to admire these ones for a while. And choose very carefully who I give them to! Kelly x
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These are so gorgeous Kelly. Love the colours you’ve used. I admire your patience! When you pick the lucky recipients maybe you could give them a frame as well to preserve all of your hard work!
Thanks Lou! I’m sure a different type of crafter would find this a very therapeutic task!!! The frame idea is a great one!
Wow! Those are gorgeous.
Thanks Betsy!
Kelly, I love these, they are particularly pretty. BUT I wouldn’t have the patience to sort through those tiny pieces and then stick them down!!!! You must have an infinite supply of patience!
Thanks for sharing
Anne b
Infinite supply of crazy ideas? Thankfully the end results was worth it.
while they can time consuming (but that’s relative… some spend an age colouring an image…) and fiddly, the result is effective.LOVE the colours you have used 🙂
Thanks Carol. I’m generally not one for ‘ages’. The quick end result is one of the things I love about card making. But, sometimes it worth doing!