Check out the before picture......- ya know - the before looks worse than it really is ....haha!
I finished mine a bit differently than Sue, opting to add my Krylon goldleaf pen at all the intersections and then a big gold and cranberry bow in the middle.
I actually followed the directions for a change and I think it turned out pretty well.
If you decide to alter one, I found that making a template was important and probably a lot quicker in the long run!
I just cut out everything from my Basic Grey Wassail 6 x 6 paper pack and glued it on the star (after sanding the star).
Then I ran my Krylon goldleaf pen around - that is the easiest thing to use. It just glides on fabulously!
Isn't it purty!!
Bonnie! This is absolutely stunning. Don't you love when you can make something new to you again? Fabulous for the holidays!
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ReplyDeleteyour star is absolutely stunning :)
ReplyDeleteOh Bonnie this is gorgeous! I've seen this star before but I haven't looked into buying one...just another project I wouldn't finish in time for Christmas, sigh. Love the paper on this!!!
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Just gorgeous! I would love to attempt one myself! The BG papers are oerfect! Merry stampin'! Hope you are doing better. Deb
ReplyDeleteIt came out just beautiful Bonnie! Wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is gorgeous Bonnie. I keep seeing this Wassail paper, and I love it. I think I'll get some soon.
ReplyDeleteWowzers!!!! That star rocks Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteHow stunning! What a transformation! Love the gold detaining. So nice & shiny! :O)
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