This card is for the following challenges:
1.ColourQ Challenge #266
2.Hero Arts Holiday Challenge - Anything Goes holiday cards and projects Category
3.The Mixed Media Card Challenge – Christmas
4. Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge - Good 'ol Day
The good-old-day techniques I was using were Masking and One-Layer card. : )
Card Details
1.All stamps are by Hero Arts.
2.Falling Snow stencil and Slopes & Hills die are by Simon Says Stamp.
3.This card was inspired by a card of Laura Bassen at Online Card Classes.
Hope you will like this cheerful and warm Christmas card.
Great work! Thanks for linking up at the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog! - Ashli :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card, Helen. Great sponging! I'm from Germany and I don't have any difficulties imagining a sunset like this on a snowy day. I just love your card! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Helen, love the blending of your colors! So happy to see you at the colourQ!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant way to use all those colours - the snow looks amazing! Thanks for playing along at Colour Q!
ReplyDeleteComing from Michigan, can't say that I've ever seen a sunset that vivid during a snowfall, but it sure is lovely. Thanks for joining us at the MMCC this month.
ReplyDeleteStunning card Helen = love the design
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a beautiful snowy sunset! Very pretty card Helen. Thanks so much for joining us at the ColourQ!
ReplyDeleteLOVE, love, love! Happy sigh! So glad you joined us at the Mixed Media card challenge!
ReplyDeleteWhat I beautiful card! Most winter days are dark and dreary (at least that's what I tend to remember) so bright happy cards are a welcome site.
ReplyDeleteLove your colors and the nice way you blended them. Great job!
ReplyDeletea great scenery card! thanks for joining in with us at MMCC :)
ReplyDeleteLove your card! The scenery you have created is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing with us at MMCC challenge. Hoping to see you with us again in December!
Wow! This is stunning! Congrats on the shout out at ColourQ.
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