Tuesday 3 November 2015

Christmas Scene

Another Christmas card - not many more to make now!  
The stamps I used were all by Card-io.  The people were from the set 'Christmas Scenery 3' and the trees from the set 'Woodland Walk' and were all stamped with a Versafine 'Onyx' ink pad.   I used Adirondack inks, 'Denim' and 'Sunshine Yellow' for the sun and snow drifts.  Two Memory Box Stitched Rectangle dies were used to make a white frame and a larger one to die cut the yellow mat.  'Glamour Dust' glitter was added to the snow drifts for a little sparkle and also to the punched snowflake, which I attached with foam pads.  The embossing folder is by Sue Wilson 'Frosted Stripes'.

I would like to enter my card for the following challenges:

22 comments:

  1. This is fabulous Liz, love it. Perfect for this weeks challenge at Allsorts which is Christmas.

    Kath x

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    1. Thanks Kath. Now entered my card for the Allsorts challenge. xx

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  2. This is so gorgeous!! I love the scene you've created!! The embossing is fabulous!! Have a great day :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  3. I haven't even started my Christmass cards, so well done! This is a lovely card. Thanks again for joining the Lisa B Designs challenge.

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  4. A lovely Christmas creation and love your choice of colours Liz, many thanks for joining us at Allsorts this week.

    And enjoy the NEC, am still hoping I might make it Friday.

    B x

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  5. Me again Liz, I totally missed that you have also joined in at Penny Black and More, many thanks.

    B x

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  6. Beautiful scene you have created.
    Thank you for joining us at Allsorts this week :)
    AnyOldCraft (DT)

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  7. OOOH another lovely card from you! BRILLIANT!

    Remember to bring some illicit goodies in your satchel for the Bonfire party tomorrow night xxx

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    1. Illicit goodies packed! See you tomorrow! :-D

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  8. Lovely Christmas scene Liz! The touch of glitter is perfect and the embossing folder is so pretty.

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  9. What a fabulous card Liz! Gorgeous scene in a beautiful frame and gosh I do love that embossing folder! It's really unusual - trying to sit on my hands here!

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  10. What a lovely little winter scene Liz, and the yellow mat works really well too.
    I love the super snowflake embossing as well.
    Jean x

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  11. Fantastic Christmas card Liz, you have created a beautiful scene..love this embossing folder.
    Pam x

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  12. Beautiful card!! Love that little scene! Thanks so much for playing along at CCCB!!

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  13. Awesome!!! Thanks for sharing with us at CCCB!

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  14. Thanks for joining our challenge at allsorts Tracy X

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  15. These Card-io stamps have come together to make a smashing little winter scene Liz and I love the double frame and very pretty embossing folder. x

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  16. Lovely card. Thank you for sharing at Penny Black & More @ Allsorts and good luck x Susan x

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  17. Beautiful winter scene. Lovely card.
    Thank you for sharing at Penny Black and more November Challenge;-))m

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  18. Oh my goodness, this is gorgeous! I love this card Liz, the design is fabulous. I really like the little pop of yellow in the image and then again in the matt. I also love the way you've added the line of sparkly glitter to the hilltops. The embossing folder is gorgeous... thanks for including the name, I think I might want to add this one to my collection. Beautiful!
    Cheers,
    Beccy

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  19. So pretty!!! Thanks so much for joining our Glitter Challenge at Outside the Box. hugs, :)

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  20. Such a beautiful glittery, winter scene. Thank you so much for participating in our glitter challenge this month.

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