After visiting one of the blogs I follow, Silvia's. Christmas has come early, she showed a card she has entered into 52 (Christmas ) Card throwdown. Thought what the heck, I would join too.
So I have used background paper which I have had for years. Kanban gilded card with ribbon around. Distressed tag with Fired brick, vintage photo and Walnut stain. Tree stamp by clarity stamps which was stamped with glue and gilding flakes added. Snowman from Graphic, stamped and coloured with distress markers. Picket fence and snowflake from Tim Holtz dies. Greeting added, and chrystals added around the edge. Ta Dah....
Wow, that's a fabulous take on this sketch. Your Card looks wonderful :) Great, that you joined this challenge, too. I'm sure we'll have a lot of fun during the 52 weeks.
ReplyDeleteFrancesca, what a great Christmas card! I love the stamped and gilding flaked trees and the snowflake die cut! Lots of different finishes & texture make for a very interesting card!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us at 52 {C}CT & I hope we see you playing along with us again soon! Good luck with the DT call!
So glad you found us (Thanks to Silvia!)as I love all the elements on your card. It has a warm Christmassy feel to it. The gilded trees are sensational. Thanks for playing along with us at 52 CCT
ReplyDeleteLouise xx
Very cool card... the trees look fabulous, and I love the gilded flourish card you've used!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Fantastic take on the sketch, love the card and all it's lovely layers! waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad you found us! :) LOVE this card--the fun scene you created and the trees are AMAZING! Thanks for joining us at 52CCT--hope you join us again tomorrow for another new challenge!!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful card, Francesca. Like the color choice for a Christmas card, it's a nice change from all this white and blue, it's amazing what a different feel you get about it this way. The flakes look awesome and I love the fence :-)
ReplyDeleteViele liebe Gruesse, Suzanne