Showing posts with label PP124. Show all posts
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Sunday, December 2, 2012

Merry & Bright

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I'm sharing a card that I made for several challenges.  The challenge that really jump started this card is the Moxie Fab World Challenge - Keen On Neon.  Rarely do I use neon colors on my projects/cards...but the inspiration that Cath provided was simply irresistible, so I just had to give it a try!

I'm using the colors from Color Throwdown CTD220.  SO pretty, and perfect for going neon.
Crazy 4 Challenges C4C #165 - Create a card that features a snowman.

The Paper Players Challenge #124, Ann's Theme Challenge - Snowmen

I recently saw a tri-fold card made by Julie Ebersole, on Ellen Hutson's Classroom.  That card inspired me to make this card.


I embossed the snowflakes in turquoise, citron and cherry after die cutting a window in the front of my card.  From there, I knew where to place my die cut, snowman stamped, panel (matted in cherry).  I colored the little guy's hat and scarf in cherry, also.  Then added a bit of stickles to the pom pom and trim of his cap.
I stamped a sentiment inside the card, on that center panel.
This card was a little difficult to photograph.  It refused to stay closed!  You'll see in one of the photos that I got a little help from one of my snowman decorative figures.  It worked!

Thanks for taking a look today!

Supplies:
Card stock: white (PTI), cherry cobbler (SU)
Ink: basic black, cherry cobbler (SU), versamark, jet black staz-on (Tseukineko)
Stamps: merry & bright (SU), snowflake medley (PTI)
Embossing powder: cherry cobbler, tempting turquoise (SU), citron (Recollections)
Dies: classic rectangles large (Spellbinders), clear cut stackers pinking squares (WPlus9)
Other: crystal stickles (Ranger), heat tool


Hey friend! Freshly Made Sketches Challenge

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