Here are two cards I made this morning, each for a different challenge. First up is one done for this week's
SCS Inspiration Challenge. Audrie chose her own Pinterest inspiration board and asked us to base a card on one the images. The reason I chose
this image was because I had just bought the Deep Red Winter
Pines stamp and the Memory Box little cardinals die so it was the
perfect opportunity to use them for the first time.
A very CAS card (which suits the inspiration image) - stamped and heat
embossed the trees, used the same ink with a water brush for a bit of
grounding, added a fine glitter to the snow parts of the trees, and
glued on the cardinals.

I stamped it and then watercoloured it with my Zig brush markers. I
started out by also painting the background around the whole image but
really disliked it, so fussy cut all around the image and popped it up on
ivory cs - I'm much happier with it!
I added the fine version of Flower Soft to the hats, red pearl pen to
the ornaments or lights among the evergreen garland, and stickles to the
candle flames.
Thanks for dropping by!
Supplies for Card 1:
Stamps: Deep Red Winter Pines
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Paper: white and red cs
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Paper Size: A2
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Ink: Versamagic Ocean Depths chalk ink
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Accessories: Memory Box Cheery Cardinals dies, fine glitter, clear embossing powder, Lil Inker stitched rectangle die, foam tape
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Supplies for Card 2:
Stamps: Penny Black
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Paper: ivory and red cs, watercolour paper
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Paper Size: 4.75" square
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Ink: Ranger Archival black
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Accessories: Zig brush markers, Flower Soft, stickles, red pearl pen, foam tape
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These are just gorgeous! I really love that faux snow!
ReplyDeleteWow - both cards are fabulous. Love the watercoloured fireside scene between those cute friends! Lovely work. Thanks so much for playing along with our challenge at 52CCT this week!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty, icy trees with the cardinals enjoying them, Susan! And I love the PB image! You've colored it beautifully and I think it shows up wonderfully on the white background! Great patience with all that fussy cutting!
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