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Welcome to my card for this month's theme at Sundays with Crissy, which is Beat the Mid-Winter Blues. The theme has many different approaches - blue card, fun in winter card or maybe like me you want to make a card to remind you of warm weather. The image is Swingin' Emmylou, an image Crissy created for Kraftin Kimmie Stamps. I colored the image with Copics, fussy cut it out, added Flower Soft to add dimension, and adhered it to an acrylic card base that I embossed with a butterfly folder and my Cuttlebug. Cherry Lynn dies were used to cut the decorative flourish and butterflies, and the sentiment if from Whimsy Stamps Spring Letter Seals set. The dp is from Prima's Celebrate! Jack and Jill paper collection. Pop over to Sundays with Crissy to check out the other lovely projects by the rest of the design team, and then get creative and enter to win this month's challenge.
Lollipop Crafts - #64 Wing It
Stamp and Create - Anything Goes
Addicted to Stamps Challenge - #22 Summer in Winter
Let's Ink It Up - #19 Anything Goes
2 Sisters Challenge - #75 Embossing
Frosted Designs - Fabulous Friday - Use Vellum, Acrylic or Transparency
Super cute card, love all the different elements. Thanks for taking part in our challenge this month at LIIU, hope to see you next month. Hugz Suzanne
ReplyDeleteShari, this is cute. I love the use of the Cheery Lynn die cut. Thanks for letting me know I had left my link to Sunday's with Crissy off my post. It was an oversight on my part, and is now fixed. I love your work. Hugs, dj1952
ReplyDeleteShari, this is so sweet and springy/summery! It definitely encourages me that warmer weather WILL arrive eventually! I hope you'll join us again at Frosted Designs!
ReplyDeleteStunning work on a card. Such a beautiful image. Love the colors and the embossing.
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HOW CUTE! love how you can see the shadows! Is this an image or a stamp? Remember to use a stamp for the LIIU challenge. I apologize for the reminder, if this truly is a stamp.....I've never seen it before, that's why I asked! In fact I think I need it now, after seeing your card! Thanks for playing along with us at LIIU!
ReplyDeleteHi Cor,
DeleteYes this is indeed a rubber stamp - I purchased it some time ago from Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps - not sure if it is still available or not. Thanks for the reminder!
Shari
Beautiful creation. Great JOB!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Lollipop Crafts. Good Luck!
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