Hi, today I am sharing my card for this weeks Scrapbook Sisters Card Challenge. This weeks Challenge is to create a card in Christmas Colours
I love the zing of ice blues and whites and the warmth of deep reds, at Christmas but for this challenge I went all traditional and headed for the green/red/gold combination that just screams CHRISTMAS!!
Here's a shot from a different angle - I think all the bling on this card really played havoc with the camera flash!! Needless to say I am asking Santa for a light box... assuming I'm on the nice list :-) The border round the image is actually gold mirri (not used in ages!) although it looks a bit green in the picture :-(
For once I haven't used any papers - it's all cardstock, but I really like the clean lines that this gives
The image is one of the new Gayle Bond/Scrapbook Sisters Digi Stamps - Holly Lantern - I'm really sorry it's yet another awful photo - there is a candle in there!!
I used a quickie glue pen to adhere embossing powder to the lantern and heated it from the back to stop me scorchin it (note to self - need better quality gold embossing powder - this is some that I bought when I first started crafting and it never melts properly!), then coloured the leaves, berries and candle with copics, before adding glossy accents. Once it had dried I cut it out, then stuck it on cream CS that I had embossed with my brick Tim Holtz embossing folder and dabbed with Antique Linen distress inks
Supplies:
From Scrapbook Sisters: Green and Red Bazzill; Gold Mirri Card; Holly Lantern Digi Stamp; Glossy Accents; Copics; Antique Linen Distress Ink; Gold Ribbon
Other: Cream CS; Prima flowers/stemens; Gold Gems; Tim Holtz Embossing Folder; Gold Embossing Powder
Hope you like it, more tomorrow
Sue xx
3 comments:
Absolutely beautiful! I love the embossed cardstock and you've made it look fantastic with the sponged ink. The image is gorgeous!
Great card Sue,I ,looooove the embossing folder! Hope your son's better today,Julie.x
Sue its beautiful and definitely very traditional, can beat these colours for Christmas and the image is lovely.
Pinky
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