I have made so many paper cards , so now it
is time for using my fabrics and laces, for the last
christmas cards !
This one with the lovely lady in black and white ,transferred
to muslin,and with laces from my stash, is also perfect for,
Wens wonderful Natural Party
I used a stamp for the text , little flowers,and pieces from
my scratch box !!!
This rock in my garden has been handled with care by
my German friend , artist Matthiass Masswig
and some of my husbond `s chopped wood, stacked inside !!
Another card ,very simple , with an embossed background,
handcut white woolen felt flower leaves, and a little
silver bling,- can I say simple beauty !!
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Thank you Wendy for another week, with SIMPLY NEUTRALS
and for showing my silver cross on your beautiful blog, this week, sweetie .
Hugs and love ,to you all out there
Dorthe
22 comments:
Wonderful work Dorthe, I love how you use the lace and fabric in your work. Have a great day, hugs, Valerie
Oh Dorthe, these are so beautiful! I just LOVE them! The neutral colours just make my heart sing, stunning!
ihh super fine kort du er da bare altid så god til blonder og lækrestoffer Dorthe
Oh dear Dorthe what a pleasure to see your blog this morning!
I simply love your beautiful cards and photo's~ So many bits of vintage lovely laces and such to 'frame' that wonderful image. (I want to learn to transfer images one day:)
Your details are always inspiring! I like the photo's too, so unique and perfect for Neutral Tuesday~
I like the embossing and the hand-crafted details. Thank you for sharing Dorthe! Hope all is well, Karen
Such beautiful neutrals, Dorthe, from the exquisite fabric collage card and the embossed card to your photographs, each piece is delightful and so perfect for Wen's party. xxx
Dorthe Dear your Simply Neutrals is a chance to honor and appreciate the Simple and Beautiful things in life. Your husbands wood is a fine example, as is the rock of Nature. Your cards are Creative Bliss my friend...
Hi Dorthe, your neutral cards are beautiful. You always design the prettiest detailed creations. The lace and fabric give your Christmas cards so much vintage charm. Love how you share your garden rock and the wood pile along in the neutrals. Beautiful for this week of neutrals my friend.
Sending hugs your way. Blessings!
So lovely to click on your photos and get a closer look at the special details and precious ingredients that go into everything you do.
Your card is so beautiful with the lady on muslin and the bits of finery all around her.
Your winter white card is so pretty as well Dorthe!
It looks like you are ready to be warm and cozy this winter with that fine stack of wood.
(((Hugs))) from rainy Virginia oxo
HI Dorthe. What beautiful creations you share with us week after week. I love them all! Wherever do you find the time to be so creative? Hugs, Sue
I just love your neutral Christmas cards, dear Dorthe.Absolutely beautiful!
Have a great week.
Hugs and love,
Marie
Such beautiful neutrals and so very rich in textures, love your rock and wood mixed with the softness of lace, stunning!! xoxo
Beautiful work. Much as I adore a good stack of wood, I don't miss all the labor to get there. It's so different not heating with wood any longer. More time to create. xox
Dear Dorthe
these cards are so beautiful with lace and fabrics, and i love the neutral colors, the ones who get such a precious card will certainly treasure this.
have a nice week and hugs from Anneke
Dorthe
I am late to visit your blog post, I apologise.
Oh the beauty of the neutrals and the transfer onto the muslin is especially beautiful and the gathering of laces and textiles, this Christmas card is a dream!
I also love the rock from your friend and also the wood cut by Henning, such beautiful photographs and to finish the wonderful blog post, that sweet snowflake card. A handcut snowflake, you have such skill and patience, it is very beautiful.
We are expecting a storm in Scotland, maybe it will arrive during the night hours :(
Wishes
Lynne xx
Oh Dorthe, your lovely lady card is stunning! So totally gorgeous! Luscious layers and wonderful additions really make it extra special. It is nice to see pictures from around your place too. And your last holiday card is wonderful!
Hugs,
Terri
I adore the first card it is exquisite, beautiful combinations of textiles and embellishments. Ruth xx
Hello Sweet friend,
You have created two so beautiful Christmas cards here using your unique skills with paper, papers, embossing, felt and fabrics. Just lovely!
And the stone Matthiass has worked on is beautiful just as those wonderful stacked shelves of cut firewood. See how artistically Henning has stacked them. I love this image and can relate to it so well.
Have a beautiful weekend my friend,
Sending loving sunshine across the waves,
Suzy xoxox
Dorthe, your card is beautiful. I love the subtle colours and that image is perfect. The laces complement it so well. Your timber stacks are very artistic and your paper card is simple but effective. A lovely background of words.
Have a great week.
hugs,
Jesse
Dear Dorthe,
You have created such beautiful Christmas cards - love how everything is made with so many beautifult things.
Sending hugs and wishing you a lovely weekend
Hugs
Carolyn
Your first card Dorthe is amazingly beautiful - perfect in every way and I love its neutral vintage shades. Gorgeous work from your friend and hubby and your final card is wonderfully 'folksy' and pretty - so apt for Christmas. Looks like you are well organised for Christmas and staying cosy. Nicola x
Your Christmas cards are gorgeous sweetie! The first one with the lady and laces, oh my, so gorgeous with the grey tones and the beautiful lace fabric. And I love the stone and wood photos, nature gives us so much beauty. I'm sorry to be so very late in visiting this week dear. Life got in the way. Sending you hugs and wishing you a beautiful day, xx
How gorgeous that vintage lady looks transferred onto fabric - a really stunning Christmas card full of feminine texture and detailing. I love the natural neutrals you've included - the beautiful stone and lovely woodpile (something I love, a woodpile). Thanks for sharing your lovely neutral world again.
Alison xx
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