I made this little project using vellum, heat embossing and justjohanna rubberstamps. It is very light, I wouldn't put it outside on a windy evening :) The template is home made.
Ik maakte dit "theelichtje" met vellum, heat embossing en justjohanna stempels. Het is heel licht, ik zou het niet buiten op een tafeltje zetten op een winderige avond :) Zelfgemaakt patroon.
This is really gorgeous !! a fantastic project here !! love the heat embossing. Very festive !! great job !!! :))
ReplyDeleteJust GORGEOUS Godelieve!
ReplyDeleteDeborah
I love how these glow! Awesome use of vellum and the embossing is so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteyou are such a clever lady! this is just beautiful. can you imagine these for a wedding reception? I can! GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteWow! It's gorgeous! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteC'est ravissant... et si romantique !! :))
ReplyDeleteBRAVO !
Wow !!! I looooove that !!! so pretty !
ReplyDeleteWow..gergeous!
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Zeer gezellig!!
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing!!! This is gorgeous!
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Shari
This is stunning. Did you have to treat the vellum so it won't burn? Daria
ReplyDeleteDaria, I didn't treat the vellum, but I think it's good to trim the wick, so the flame is not too big, and put white sand on the bottom.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! You have such a way with vellum
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful project. Love how it turned out.
ReplyDeleteEveryone has already said it. Gorgeous, Stunning, Awesome, Fantastic, Beautiful, C'est avissant... et si romantique !! :))
ReplyDeleteBRAVO !, Pretty, Zeer gezellig!! , Amazing!
You Rock@
Everyone has already said it. Gorgeous, Stunning, Awesome, Fantastic, Beautiful, C'est avissant... et si romantique !! :))
ReplyDeleteBRAVO !, Pretty, Zeer gezellig!! , Amazing!
You Rock@
Wow this is stunning! Love it.
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! They would be nice wedding decorations. I am going to link to your project later this week on http://dollarstorecrafts.com
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!!! Love the design, thanks so much for sharing. You're a star... stretching my dutch here... bedankt?
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