This card is for Rogue redhead 7: frosty - use vellum. I used three Kanban stamps to make a winter scene, stamped with versamark and embossed with silver detail direct to the white card blank. I repeated some of the stamping on the left hand side because it wasn't wide enough for the card.
I then found a piece of vellum that I've had for ages that has very tiny white spots on it and ran this through my xyron to stick over the stamped scene, with an additional piece at the bottom to represent some snowy hills in the background. The organaza ribbon wrapped round twice and knotted and the sentiment just bring a bit of relief to the picture.
This was a very difficult one to get a photo that gave anywhere near the right look to the card - you just can't see the silver shining through the vellum, but this is the best I could do:
This is also for:
Craft a scene 2: winter scene
Quirky crafts 3 2012: make a scene
Crazy 4 challenges 122: make a scene
Card crafters circle 8: WOW - white on white
Card caravan (the hybrid chick) 12: use ribbon
Paper pretties 191: use ribbon
Shelly's terrifically thrilling Thursday: all tied up - ribbon
Frosted designs fabulous Friday challenge: ribbon
Paper sundaes 106: clean and simple
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Wow Hazel this looks fantastic and so beautiful, that scene has a mystical look to it, so frosty and misty, the reindeer are lovely
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Lorraine x
Beautiful winter scene, Hazel! Thanks for playing the Frosty Rebel Challenge!
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ReplyDeleteoh wow this is a gorgeous card, luv your winter scene, sue,x
Hi Hazel, your card looks fantastic despite your difficulty with photographing it. Love the vellum idea and your choice of stamps is perfect. Elizabeth x
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous scene Hazel. Hugs x
ReplyDeleteHi Hazel, and thanks for sharing another great card with us in this week's All Tied Up Challenge at Shelly's Images. We always love to see your work. Have a wonderful week.
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Karen - Design Team Member
This is beautiful Hazel! I love the silver used for the snow scene.. gorgeous! I know how you feel..there are times I take a photo from every angle and they never come out quite right. It can be hard taking photos of vellum as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with us at Craft A Scene! I will be looking for more of your work in the future!
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Sheree
WOW! What a beautiful scene you've created here Hazel! Great job! Thanks so much for joining our "ALL TIED-UP" challenge at Shelly's Images! Please come back and join us again real soon!!
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A lovely scene...Thank you for entering the latest challenge at the Quirky Crafts Challenge Blog
ReplyDeleteVery frosty scene, Hazel. Great idea to use the speckled vellum as snow. Good luck and thanks for joining in on the fun at Craft a Scene challenge blog.
ReplyDeleteHazel, your card looks amazing, your photo is fine - but I'm sure it's absolutely stunning for real :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing card love all the shimmering going on and with that beautiful shimmer ribbon. The outdoorsy look is so appealing great job on this. thanks for joining us at frosted designs this week
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful scene - simply stunning! Thanks so much for joining in with our challenge at Quirky Crafts Challenge Blog
ReplyDeleteHazel, this is a pretty silvery card...thanks for joining us at Card Crafter's Circle!
ReplyDeleteI just love your frosty scene you've created! Perfect ribbon you've chosen. Thank you for sharing with us at Card Crafter's Circle!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the sheer ribbon! Thanks for playing along with us @ Frosted Designs!! :)
ReplyDeleteHazel.... this is awesome! You really took WOW to the max. I love the scene you created, and the details are wonderful. Thanks for sharing with us at the Card Crafter's Circle!
ReplyDeleteOhhh..what a gorgeous frosty card!! Thanks for joining us at Frosted Designs this week!!
ReplyDeleteYou are little miss busy with all these fun different cards. I love this one. Thanks for playing with Paper Sundaes and hope to see you play again!
ReplyDeleteSilvery and snowy - such a great scene! Thanks for joining us again at Craft a Scene. NancyD
ReplyDeleteThat's really nice Hazel!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make some Christmas cards using this technique!
I'll link back to you when I post them!
Beautiful winter scene
ReplyDeleteAmazing job, love the scene, thanks for joining us a Craft a Scene, hope you can join us again!!!
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