Wanda A.

Lovely gold and ivory so subtle yet rich with warmth, perfect for a Holiday affair.

cake, invitation, papers, dress

Anne C.

The more vibrant green cardstock choices really enlivens the look!

Oooh I love the new color palette!

Keisha W.

Melissa D.

I experimented with printing this piece on a shimmering champagne cardstock.  The pink painted details really pop!

Melanie k.

I simply cannot see your artwork too often.  I love it more each time I look!

I went with a larger, bolder representation of the artwork but balanced the look with a classic ivory satin knot.

So sweet and romantic – I love it!

The navy border gives the design such lovely contrast without being too heavy.

I experimented with a much softer, subdued color scheme…

I am in love – no but seriously, I am having a blast with this design so far!  I balanced big bold brushstrokes with tiny painted details for an elegant finish.  Textured cobalt cardstock with a shimmering hint also lends to the elegant look overall.

Sarah W.

The black ribbon tie is the perfect detail!

LOVE the new pattern!

I experimented with a limited palette of gold, crimson and black.  I love the scroll work and suggestion of a feather in the bottom right corner.  The pattern border adds interest overall and mimics the drawn scroll work nicely.

I love the richness and texture of this piece.  The feathers are subtle but impactful.

Amanda G.

I used a branch on the table number (names to follow soon).  Another idea for the seating card is to include a detail from your invitation tree with a bit of pattern.

I used a dull silver which combined well with the rich chocolate brown.  I was surprised to see the candlelight feel still come to life with the cooler color palette – stunning!

I used a combination of soft gold, shimmering tan and dusty blues here.  The tree was illustrated by hand with brush and ink for a soft, whimsical look!