Thinking of You using a label as inspiration

I am a bit somber today but wanted to share a card I made a good friend of mine.  I "upcycled" this label from a bottle of pinot noir because I loved the image.  I managed to get it off the bottle pretty nicely considering it was stuck on with adhesive remover.  I placed it on a piece of cardstock for well keeping and then I forgot about it for a couple of weeks.  Oops.  I have a habit of putting things away in drawers and "forgetting" them.  I looked for it but was unable to locate it and finally gave up.  Then last night I opened the  drawer, there it  lay on top and I could practically hear the "ahhhhhhh" singing from a full gospel choir when I spotted it.  So I went to work.

I used Card Pattern's #76 sketch and TSTR's "Reflections" challenge.  TSTR's theme is highlighted with this photo:

A gorgeous scape to glaze upon.  I like the mixture of silver, wrought iron, and distressed candle sticks.  Also the light shimmers from vanilla candles.  So much inspiration I found and tried to recapture in my card.  I went with a monochromatic color palette, a few metal highlights, soft flowers to represent the branches shown, glittered chipboard heart for the mirror, and a soft organdy ribbon for the candle flickers.  I used an older polka dot stamp with white Staz-On for the bottom of the card.  The sentiment is by Amy Butler.  I hope you like!

Oh and the wine was rather tasty!  :-)