And here's what I made:
As you can see, I chose to use Silver as opposed to Smokey Slate....and I also used my Stylish Stripes Embossing folder...AGAIN! It was difficult to photograph...the Silver Foil sheet was very shinny in the sun.Pretty straight forward design elements. I first stamped a row trees in Versamark and embossed them with white embossing powder. I then lightly sponged white craft ink around the trees. Next, I stamped theb tree stamp in Whisper White craft repeatedly to create the background row of trees. I then stamped the snowflakes. After it was dry, I got my glue pad out and stamped the ornaments onto the front row of trees and sprinkled them with Silver Stampin' Glitter and let it dry. I tore a piece of white card stock to make the blanket of snow and added a bow for the top of the card using my SU small oval punch. I used the SU: Warmth and Wonder Hostess stamp set from the Holiday Catalog to create this card.
The Dynamic Duo designers have made some awesome creations for this challenge!
Make sure you check them out, and come join the fun! :)
Dynamic Duo Design Team
Have a dynamic day!
Stunning card!! LOVE those trees!!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the most beautiful cards I've ever seen! Definitely CASEing this to sell at a holiday bazaar next weekend! Even my husband said, "Oooooh. That's really pretty."
ReplyDeleteYour card is stunningly beautiful!! Everything about it amazing!
ReplyDeleteI agree, your card is stunning. Love the embossed silver panel and the scene with the trees.
ReplyDeleteThis card is sooooooo PRETTY!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Annette. Your style is so elegant and full of detail as seen on this card! Love seeing your creations each week.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! Love the silver foil and your tree lined scene- wonderful job!!
ReplyDeleteThis card is by far my favorite Christmas i've seen so far this year!! I love everything about it! Stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, all the details are stunning.
ReplyDeleteThis card is gorgeous! I love those trees!
ReplyDeleteSo many gorgeous details on this card! Your scene of trees set in the falling snow is so pretty! Worth every minute it took.
ReplyDeleteYou have taken some pretty straightforward design elements and elevated them to the stratosphere, Annette! Holy cow, this is sensational!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDelete