Saturday, December 20, 2014
a Wintry Love Card
The Mod Squad challenge this week is to make your own background paper. I used the GinaK Stately Flowers 6 stamp set, and gold embossed the pinecones on the soft stone cardstock, adding tiny red birds done with a SNSS silhouette stamp set. For the main image, I used the large image from Stately Flowers 6 and embossed it in gold as well, adding a little color with Copics to make it stand out from the background. I dotted everything with liquid applique to look like snow, added a red die-cut bird, a tiny black gemstone for the eye, and lastly a little red bow. The sentiment is also from Stately Flowers 6.
Thanks for stopping by on this very busy weekend and have a wonderful day!
Carol
Labels:
Love,
Mod Squad Challenge,
Winter
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12 comments:
LOVE this Carol, I always wondered what people put on their pine cones and leaves...must try this as it looks great xx
Beautifully done Carol. The pine cones and cardinals work great. - JIM
Oh my, more gorgeous embossing! Love the puffy snow, as long as it is on the card... LOL!
Love how you used the stamps from that beautiful set. Your "snow" looks great. Have a great day.
Wow, this card is beautiful Carol! I love that long pine cone. It looks beautiful embossed and I love that you added color in with your Copics on the main image. Your background looks amazing too. Hugs, Brenda
love, love this card. The background you have created for the front piece is perfect. A georgeous elegant creation. hugs Mrs A.
Love this card, and your background is fabulous!
Lovely Christmas card!
Oh my!! The liquid applique looks absolutely AMAZING on the pine cone and needles. Beautiful card!!
Beautiful back ground Carol, I love the little red birds with the pinecones. Your focal image, Wonderfully done!!!
Thanks so much for joining in the Mod Squad Challenge this week! :)
This is just stunning, Carol! I LOVE the added snow, and oh, the whole thing is just beautiful.
I love the texture on this beautiful card!!!! Hugz
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