The inspiration for this card came from a wonderful place called Pioneer Village, found here, which was the site for the Inspiration Challenge at Splitcoaststampers today. I had this little stamp scene that reminded me of that scene. I die cut my watercolour paper with my stitched rectangle die, but left the bottom the nature edge of the paper. I used my Mini Misti to arrange my stamps and first coloured the cabin scene with Zig Brushes, then spritzed lightly with water before stamping. I removed that stamp and inked the sentiment with the distress ink, repeating several times for a good impression. I added colour to the sky with the Zig brushes then added foam strips to the panel before attaching to my card base. A few snowflake sequins finished my card. Thanks so much for dropping by ...
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Addicted to Stamps and More - Holiday
Products: Simon Says Stamp Stitched Rectangles, Simon Says Stamp Big Scripty Holiday Greetings, Altenew Winter Cottage, Zig Brushes, Tim Holtz Distress Inks Gathered Twigs, Foam Strips, Neenah Cardstock, Fabriano Hot Press Watercolour Paper, Snowflake Sequins.
Addicted to Stamps and More - Holiday
Products: Simon Says Stamp Stitched Rectangles, Simon Says Stamp Big Scripty Holiday Greetings, Altenew Winter Cottage, Zig Brushes, Tim Holtz Distress Inks Gathered Twigs, Foam Strips, Neenah Cardstock, Fabriano Hot Press Watercolour Paper, Snowflake Sequins.
Beautiful winter card, perfect for Christmas card... Thank you for joining us at ATSM challenge this week
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This is stunning, Kia. I love the stamp and how you colored it with the markers. It has nice shadows to it which gives a lot of dimension. Beautiful card for the upcoming season.
ReplyDeletepretty card!!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and sweet. Love your CAS design Kia. TFS Hugs, nancy
ReplyDeleteLove this Christmas card, so nostalgic & beautifully done.
ReplyDeletesuch an adorable little scene - love the torn edge, too - thanks for sharing your creation at Addicted to Stamps and More
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