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Rina's Glorious

Rina's opulent "GLORIOUS" collection combines the timeless elegance of rich gold and shimmering silver in a magnificent tribute to the majesty and wonder of Christmas.

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 Included in this download you will receive 12 shimmering background papers (12x12 inches) in blended shades of gold and silver enhanced by subtle glitter overlays. All of the elements come in BOTH pre-shadowed and un-shadowed versions (where drop shadows are only used where needed for added realism) and include the following:
rectangular gilded wooden frame; ornate silver frame; golden ribbon circle frame with star-and-bead embellishments; 3 hanging Christmas tree ornaments (golden ball with frosted white pattern; ornate silver bells and bow; cluster with golden decorations and bell); wreath of white/silver bells and glitter leaves; cluster of golden decorations on twirled ribbon; shiny gold cone cluster with gilded leaves, berries and bow; ivory carved cherub/angel playing violin; cherub/angel with lit candle; pearl-shimmer sitting reindeer; golden-feathered bird with bead and glitter inlays; gold and silver twig bundle with pearls; white poinsettia flower with shimmer; gold-and-silver sparkling glitter poinsettia flower; shimmering golden fern leaf; golden fabric flower; ornate golden star with inlaid gems; glass stars and silver sequin embellishment; pressed golden metal heart; shimmering golden snowflake with gem inlays; large white satin bow; satiny white cord with tiny golden beads; sheer golden swirly ribbon; glittering semi-sheer silver swirly ribbon; twirled golden sequin string; gold clip with inlaid diamond center; shimmering gold bead spill; glittering silver sparkles.

All elements are created at 300 ppi for quality printing. Sized 12x12 inches, the papers can easily be resized or cropped to suit your needs. "Glorious" Paper and Element Sets also available separately for your convenience, as well as several Add-On products.

I know I say this with every new release from Rina, and I mean it every time..."this has got to be my favorite kit by Rina"!   I love the gold elements and Rina's papers are just gorgeous!!  Check out GLORIOUS in the store just by clicking on the link HERE and here is a couple of pages I have made with it so far!

 
And of course, I have a wonderful freebie for you!!!

ENJOY and HAPPY SCRAPPIN!

*DOWNLOAD NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Comments

ScrappyDiva said…
Lovely Debbie. Thanks so much!
December 6, 2009 at 6:09 PM
sylvia said…
♥ thank you very much ♥
December 7, 2009 at 1:18 PM
Anonymous said…
TYSVM for this gorgeous QP!
major2mom
December 10, 2009 at 1:26 PM
Anonymous said…
Hi,
I still can't download this as your 'box' is out of bandwidth. Pretty - would love to have!
Gloria
December 16, 2009 at 9:47 AM
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