This was a fun project! Frustrating at times, trying to press on unsupported acetate without creasing it, but the result was definitely worth the effort. The bottle template is by Crafters' Delight and the acetate I used is OHP film - firm enough to hold its shape, but flexible when curved and not too fragile. There are 4 pieces to the bottle (neck, shoulder, body & base) plus a green card back. The background bubble paper is from my stash, the cork is a real one and the tropical fish are cut from a sheet of vellum I bought years ago and have wondered why ever since! I must have known it would come in useful one day. I should, perhaps, explain that the dark blue is merely background, the card itself is the lighter blue bit. I have enormous problems with photos of cards rather than scans: I still haven't learnt how to download from my camera and so have to rely on DH. Unfortunately as far as my photos are concerned they jump from the camera into a black hole and it takes hours (and harsh words between us) plus a large slice of luck to locate them. DH's photos? No problem - he downloads, files, edits and labels them, and retrieves them with a snap of his fingers. I have been going round in circles trying to decide where this one might be hiding, and what it might be called. There was no way I could crop and/or resize when it finally appeared - I was just so relieved that I grabbed it then let it go. I shall never find it again!
Next card due is for the golden wedding in a week's time, so watch this space...
