Circular easel card

I decided to finish off some odd pieces I have lying around. This image was printed onto parchment paper quite a while ago. It is from a Japanese Dover book.
Here is how I made the card. Using a semi square piercing tool from Pergamano I perforated around the border. The background of the image was made using the new PCA  Extra Fine Lace mesh size 2. Once that was done I did some embossing and then coloured the fans on the back with oil pastels. To finish the card off I cut the circle out and adhered it to a pink Spellbinders scalloped circle die cut. I then used my Grand Calibur Scalloped Circles to make the base card and adhered the Parchment circle to that. I cut a Spellbinders Fleur De Lis motif and adhered that to the inside with foam tape. Using my stash of parchment flowers and leaves I finished off the card.

I have not put a sentiment on the card yet, not sure who it is going to go to.
hugs adie

On a personal note

Haven't had much crafting time these last few days. My daughter took hubby and I to the movies yesterday to see Les Mis. What a brilliant movie. The actors really made you feel you were right there with them. Hugh Jackman was amazing and is such a versatile actor, you don't even see Wolverine in him. If you can and if you like a true musical this is a must. I can see why it has been nominated for so many Oscars.
I don't want this post to be to boring so will show you another card I have just finished. The fairy is from Meredith Dillman's Fairies and Fantasy water colour book. I have used Faber & Castile polychromos coloured pencils. My water colouring is not good lol. Used Spellbinders Labels Four. The corners were punched with a Martha Stewart punch.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend and GO PATS !!!!!!