Today I am showing you a winter themed christmas card.
I used papers from Scrap And Me. I used the Tim Holtz distress tool on all the edges. I then inked all the sides with Distress Ink. I then stitched the DP with ecru embroidery floss by DMC. I added some wax rope behind the Tilda image. I use a Magnolia stamp called Winter Tilda. I colored here with Ohuhu alcohol markers. I added some glitter to the wooly balls on the hat. I added a whole bunch of die cut snowflakes to the card and added a pearl in the middle in various sizes. And also a snowflake border by Papertrey Ink. And last but not least I added a homemade sentiment strip to the top left corner.
I will be adding this to the following challenges
PIP2630 - Anything Goes
C.R.A.F.T. #785 - Christmas
Star Stampz #84 - Christmas In July
Inkspirational #372 - Christmas In July
MLCCB #69 - Anything Christmas Goes
Dragonfly Dreams July 2026 - Christmas In July
Peace On Earth #116 - Anything Christmas Goes
Crafters Cafe #332 - Optional Christmas In July
Moving Along With The Times #191 - Use A Coloring Medium
Rudolph Days - Christmas In July
Till next time
Renate
She is just as sweet as can be, inspires me to get 'my' Magnolia's out and use them!!
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Diane
{Nellies Nest}
Peace On Earth Co-Owner
What a lovely image, Renate - She's all dressed up for the cold winter! Such a pretty card design with the stitched edges, panel layers, wrapped twine and die cut snowflakes! Thanks for joining us at Inkspirational: Christmas in July! Julia xx
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing this creation with us at Sparkle challenge
ReplyDeleteSo cute - love all the details you've added.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining me at the Rudolph Days Challenge.
Helen x
Beautiful layout and adorable too! Thank you for joining us at CRAFT Challenge Blog!
ReplyDeleteThis card has a lovely wintery style. And so fun to see a Magnolia stamp used again, I find them really cute, and you've colored it beautifully. Thanks for sharing with us at Inkspirational.
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