Today's challenge on 365 cards is 'DIY sketches' - 'design your own sketch and create a card based on that sketch'. So here is my simple sketch:
The card uses colours for Diva stamper 17 and also has enough white, I hope, to link for Divine dollies colour challenge: 'the dollies are all dressed in white'.
It's also another for Lots to do 49: 'snow' (plenty of the white stuff on this card!) and 'let it snow' is the theme on today's Simon says challenge.
It's another one for One powerful hour 'wishes' , also Cafe mojo 'wishes for the holidays!!' (it's so sad that CM is closing soon) and another for Saturday surprise 'winter wonderland'.
Appropriate also for Cupcake 69: 'sing a Christmas carol' - 'See amid the winter snow' and another for PaperPlay 44: Christmas without red or green.
Background papers are once again BG.
What a gorgeous pic!!! Love it! Thanks for playin with us Dollies!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo and great layout. Anesha
ReplyDeletethe photo is absolutley stunning...It makes me want to bundle up under a blanket in a horse drawn carriage and just sit and enjoy everything.
ReplyDeleteGreat! Thanks for taking the challenge.
What a beautifully serene photo that you have shown off to perfection in your card. I too feel the chill in the air when I look at it! Thanks for joining the Saturday Surprise challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteOh Hazel this one is beautiful !!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in with the Lotstodo Challenge again this week x Hilda
Thats Beautiful Thanks for joining paperplay
ReplyDeleteLiz xx
Oh this card is awsome....this image is just the perfect setting for a lovely xmas walk. TFS Hazel
ReplyDeleteLisa.xx
Burrrr is right! but is a beautiful card :0)
ReplyDeleteVery nice card - I love the photo! That's what it looked like at my house yesterday, LOL. Thanks for joining in on our challenge at DDIC!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card. I love the photo and the papers are gorgeous. Thanks for joining us at cupcake craft challenge this week. Hugs, Denise x
ReplyDeleteA wonderful sketch, and a beautiful interpretation to go with it!
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