Monday 27 July 2015

Christmas!



Yay!  Another Christmas card for my stash and using the fabulous HobbyArt sentiment that I love!  I think the font on this is just awesome and makes a stunning focal point.  I stamped it with Versafine and embossed it with silver detail powder and coloured it with a blue Promarker.  I cut it out with a Spellbinders label die and inked through the die with Distress Ink.  The embossing in the background is done with a Cuttlebug folder then I added watered down Distress Ink, dried with my heat gun and added a bit more ink just to the raised areas. Then I drew on some dots with a silver Sharpie pen and added  little pearls for bling.

I would like to enter the following challenges:

HobbyArt - 'Words' - in my case - just one word!
Rudolph Days - Anything goes as long as its Christmas.

Please pop over to both of these blogs - they are fabulous!

Thank you so much for visiting me - your visits and comments mean so much!
Take care, Christine xxx

9 comments:

Jane Willis said...

Absolutely gorgeous!
jane

scrappymo! said...

Very pretty indeed! That is a wonderful stamp...I can see why you love it so.

Thanks for taking part in the July Rudolph Days Challenge.

chrissie said...

This is very beautiful and the jewels make it even more special

Love Chrissie xx

MaryH said...

Great texture & sparkle on the wonderfully embossed background. The way you've done the sentiment is so pretty, letting that gorgeous background shine too. So glad you played along in the Rudolph Challenge. TFS

Kathleen said...

Really lovely card, love the shades of blue and the EF and glitter.

Kath x

Redanne said...

That is such a beautiful embossing folder and I love how you added colour on top - the pearls are a gorgeous finishing touch too! Hugs, Anne xx

Shaz in Oz.CalligraphyCards said...

Beautiful use of colour on an embossing folder there, Chris, very well done .. love it!! and superb word to.. even if only one it is beautifully done. And thanks for popping over!
Shaz in Oz.x

{Shaz in Oz – Calligraphy Cards}

Anita in France said...

Magical, Chris ... you've 'dressed' that gorgeous sentiment beautifully with the pearls ... the frosty texture of the snowflakes is fabulous with it! Anita :)

Princess Judy Palmer said...

Very pretty! I am seeing lots of blue Christmas cards in blogland these days. I just can't think Christmas yet. I am willing to think H'ween though.