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Showing posts with label Snow Scene Circle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snow Scene Circle. Show all posts

Monday, January 13, 2014

Bundle Up It's Cold Outside

Hello crafting friends!
I hope you've been staying warm through the "Polar Vortex"
The theme for this weeks
Eureka! Stamps Challenge
is coincidentally
"Bundle Up It's Cold Outside"
for my card I chose to use
"Snow Background" (#27301) and
"Snow Scene Circle" (#17301)
both from
Eureka! Stamps
 
I stamped Snow Background onto white card stock with
Versa Mark ink and embossed it with white
embossing powder.
I then used Distress Inks to color over the embossed image.
The embossing resists the color leaving snow in a blue sky.
I stamped the Snow Scene Circle onto white card stock and colored
it with water color crayons then fussy cut around the scene.
There are snowflakes around the whole scene, but I cut them out.
The particulars for the challenge can be found on the
I hope you have been inspired and will join
the challenge and check out
 the other inspiration pieces on the blog.
 
Thanks for stopping by today,
I hope you'll come again soon.
Stay warm!
Until next time, Happy Crafting!

Monday, December 3, 2012

Eureka! Stamps Blog Challenge

Hello!
Welcome to my blog challenge project for the
This week our theme is
"Winter Wonderland"
I have used "Snow Scene Circle" (#17301)
from Eureka! Stamps for my card.
I stamped the image twice, once on white card stock,
 once on black card stock. 
I embossed the black one with white embossing powder
 and the white with black embossing powder.
It is very hard to see in the picture,
but I inked the sky with a bit of purple and blue
 Distress Inks as well as a bit of blue in the water.
The moon is colored with Distress Ink also.
I then fussy cut the inner circle
and adhered it to the black card stock
and added a bit of Stickles to give the snow a bit of sparkle.
I can just imagine coming upon this
peaceful snow scene on a night time stroll.
Thanks for stopping by, I hope you have been inspired in some way.
All the particulars about the challenge are on the
I hope you'll join in the fun.
 
Until next time, Happy Crafting!