Hello! It's Saturday and you know what that means.....right? Yep, it's time for another challenge at Dynamic Duos! Woot-woot! This week's challenge we are looking for "Subtly Yours" card creations using Marina Mist and Crumb Cake. Here's what I made for this week's challenge:
I cut out 5 Whisper White trees using my Holiday Collection Framelits and then sponged Frost White paint onto them. I free hand cut the "hills" using Crumb Cake card stock and also sponged the edges with Frost White paint (it dries very quickly). The trees in the front row and the hill in the front row are adhered with dimensionals.
A Silver Foil Star and some Basic Rhinestones finish them off. :) This card is not a standard size. I have to make an envelope with my envelope punch board to match it- darn! :) Inside there is another hill and a tree. The Hill is a pocket which will hold a gift card or money.
RECIPE:
STAMPS: Bright Christmas (retired)
INK: Versamark
PAPER: Crumb Cake, Whisper White, and Polka Dot Parade DSP
ACCESSORIES: Holiday Collection Framelits, Silver Foil Sheets, Frost White paint, sponge daubers, Basic Pearls, Marine Mist 1/8" Taffeta Ribbon, Lace Ribbon border punch and Dimensionals.
Don't forget to check out the other "Subtly Yours" card creations made by the design team for Dynamic Duos #83:
Have a great weekend!
So so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteI love how crisp and fresh this card it! Your sentiment works perfectly with your rolling hills, too!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see the inside, too! The challenge colours make a great wintery scene. I love your rolling sentiment!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful card, Annette!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! I love the trees!
ReplyDeleteAnnette, what a great design with the staggering of the trees on the snow dusted hills- the silver and rhinestones are perfect on just one tree! All of your other details are always a treat to see like the bow and dotted scallop border. TFS!
ReplyDeleteOh how I love this fabulous card!
ReplyDeleteLove your rolling hills and what a great use for the Holiday Collection Framelits!! Thanks again for the wonderful inspiration :-)
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