I love the stamp I used today and with a few watermarked snowflakes on the background, a touch of ribbon and a little bling, the result is classic!
Interesting snowflake fact: According to the Guinness Book of World Records, in 1887 the largest snowflake fell in Fort Keogh, Montana measuring 15 inches wide and 8 inches thick! Can you imagine being out and about during that snowstorm?
Hi Tammy what a beautiful tree I love the swirls and how you have put the pearls on the branches,k that ribbon as well as the sentiment look super. Hugs Lorraine x
Don't know whether you would call them snowflakes Tammy?
ReplyDeleteYour card is absolutely gorgeous!
This is beautiful Tammy such an intricate tree its gorgeous xxxxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Tammy, love the design of that tree.
ReplyDeleteSo elegant Tammy!
ReplyDeleteHugs Heidy
Wow what a snowflake!!!!Your card Tammy is just fabulous gorgeous colour.xxx
ReplyDeleteStunning color combo!
ReplyDeleteI think whoever measured that snow was a flake!
A stunning card Tammy!
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Linda xx
Very stunning! Love the touch of pearls too. That stamp looks like it is extremely versatile.
ReplyDeleteClassic and beautiful! Love the pearls on the tree and the wonderful color of blue.
ReplyDeleteLynn
I love that tree...but how on earth could a snow flake be THAT big???
ReplyDeleteVery elegant!
ReplyDeleteI love the crispness of the white embossing of this beautiful tree on the blue. So so elegant!
ReplyDeleteWow just stunning - so elegant xx
ReplyDeleteHi Tammy what a beautiful tree I love the swirls and how you have put the pearls on the branches,k that ribbon as well as the sentiment look super.
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Lorraine x
THis is a clean and lovely card. beautiful creation!
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