Here is another Christmas card using the same technique as the last two, but this time using Broken China, Chipped Sapphire and Dusty Concord distress inks.
Papers are from my Artylicious Seasons Greetings cds. The Christmas tree stamp is from Crafty Individuals and the snowflakes are Docraft stamps.
Finally I thought I would share a photo of yesterday's snow on my Dad's greenhouse. They had about six inches of snow in Warsop. It was like that all day and could well still be like it with today's temperatures!
8 comments:
Another beautiful card Sally. I've decided that I must keep my Christmas stamps at hand from now on 'cos I've left it till the last minute again Surprise - NOT lol x
Hi Sally - Gorgeous shades of blue, and a beautiful tree image. Love the stamped background too. The card has a real wintry feel, but not quite as wintry as the photo of your Dad's greenhouse!!!!
Keep warm - hugs, Sylvia xxx
Lots and lots of blue really feel the chill from the blue cards this year LOL (& i'v done my share)
Fabulous card, your rub over technique is working out great adds depth to everything.
Did that snow slide of the greenhouse with a great burst of snow? stay warm xx Zoe
great techniques used here...fab card
Hi Sally
This one is gorgeous.
Sorry late getting here but optic neuritis again so computer limited to short bursts and I NEED to be OK for something specail shortly.
B x
Another gorgeous card, Sally. You've used all my favourite EI papers. Why is it the blue ones look so beautiful. I've got really boring printing out nothing but blue!!!
Love the snow on the greenhouse, it looks just about ready to slide off with a big thud!!!
Hope you're keeping warm
Hugs Lisax
Hi Sal
Loving all those shades of blue on this creation and your tree is brilliant.
That is quite a lot of snow there!! We certainly haven't had that much snow .. .. yet!!!!
Hope all is good with you.
Love Jules xx
Gorgeous stamping and beautiful shades of blue, really frosty and wintry looking Sally. Want to shout timber at the photo, its like a big blank of snow sliding off the greenhouse.
Pinky
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