I almost forgot to post a card again. It was my intention to do
so at 3:00 when I normally stop for a coffee and read the paper on-line but
somehow Pinterest just popped open and held me hostage for awhile….and I forgot
to post. It has been a very rainy cool day again today and Joe and I both woke
up groggy and tired. My brain disorders do not like rainy days so no big
surprise I was having a bad day but I guess the weather affects him now too. Anyway,
after a slow start this morning I got a lot of quilting done this afternoon and
5 more cards made after supper.
Today’s card meets the challenge for these blogs:
This Magnolia image could be used for a birthday card as well but
I decided this girl just got new skis for Christmas so I made it into a
Christmas card but non-traditional colours. The image was coloured with my
trusty old Prismacolor pencils and blended with gamsol. All the dies are from
Spellbinders. Both the pink scalloped oval and the background paper are from
the stash and everything was glued to a white card base. The fancy scroll was
popped up with tiny slivers of dimensional glue strips….that was tricky but it
worked. The goggles were tinted light blue with the pencils and then Glossy
Accents was added to make them look like glass. It doesn’t show up in the photo
but it does in real life. I left the image in the oval die and sponged pink and
blue chalk around the image. I have a great niece that loves pink so this just
might make it to her house.
That’s all for a cool wet Tuesday,
Violet
Fabulous use of dies along with a beautiful image for this delightful card Thanks for sharing with us at Christmas Card Challenges
ReplyDeleteViolet, this is so beautiful! Your little girl is precious! Such lovely coloring and I adore all that PINK! Such a gorgeous background, too! SO happy you joined us at The Challenge this week! XX
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful!! The die cuts that are framing the adorable ski girl are so intricate and pretty! Thank you for joining us this week at The Challenge!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Love the diecut background and the pretty little Tilda. Great colors. Thanks so much for joining us at Christmas Card Challenges.
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