Hello All,
For today I will be playing along with CAS(E) this Sketch, Challenge Up your Life, Addicted to CAS, and The Paper Players. Here is my card for today, enjoy!
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| One layer winter birthday card is for my daughter's fifteenth birthday! Wow, did time fly! She is one that caps off all of the birthdays in my husband's family. I am not kidding! My husbands father, mother, sister, my husband and my son all have birthdays around December! My daughter is the last of the bunch. The next birthday is mine, in August. |
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| The snow 'wind' was done by mounting the stamp in the MISTI then stamped the first image. Lastly, I flipped the cardstock and stamped it again. I think it gives a nice balance. |
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| Stamped the snowflakes on white cardstock then heat embossed in white. Sponged Iced Spruce, Salty Ocean, and Faded Jeans Oxide Inks over the base allowing the snowflakes to resist the ink. |
Challenges Entered:
CAS(E) this Sketch: CTS #404Challenge Up your Life: Challenge #131- Snowflakes
Addicted to CAS: Challenge #189- Snow
Thank you so much for stopping by and I do appreciate you taking time out of your busy day to spend time with me. Lots of good crafting vibes headed your way. I hope you all have a fantastic day and please stay safe and healthy.
5 comments:
Shawna, your card is beautiful! There's a lot of movement in this card because of the way you shaded your card base. The emboss resist snowflakes are perfect. Thank you for joining us at the Paper Players this week.
Shawna, what a gorgeous flurry of snow. I love the wind blowing all these snowflakes! So pretty! Thank you for joining my challenge at The Paper Players this week!
I love this! Those flurries are a perfect background for your beautiful snowflakes! I am sure your daughter loved it! Thanks for sharing this with us at the Players this week!♥
Wow. I love it. The color, and tha snowflake...
Thanks for playing at Challenge up your life.
I really like the illusion of movement created with the stamped "wind". The stark white snowflakes are a nice contrast to the blue of the background. Thanks for joining us at Addicted to CAS.
sue n.
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