ribbons and pearls...

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Good morning all.  Sorry to have been neglecting you again.  I have spent a huge amount of the last 3 weeks sick.  Sort of one thing after another, likely thanks to a sinus infection, but hopefully we have it under control now and I will soon start to feel better.

Well enough boring chit chat what you stopped in for today is the Papertake Weekly challenge.  This weeks challenge is "ribbons and pearls".  So grab your pretties and play along with us.
our sponsor this week:
Make sure you pop over to the team blog and play along with us. Check out what the rest of the team has done and show them some love.
Steph
Angie
Lisa
What I used:
Our Daily Bread Designs Full of Grace; Faith, single butterfly and matching die
SU rose red, very vanilla, chocolate chip
K&Company Jubilee Brown Butterfly designer paper
Versafine black
clear embossing powder
Grand Caliber machine
Prima pearls
brown satin ribbon

Comments

Lisa said…
Debi, this is beautiful! I love all teh pretty detalis.
Lisa xxx
January 21, 2011 at 4:08 AM
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