Monday, 19 September 2016

Winter Cards



Good morning everyone, I hope you had a nice weekend. I was at the Crafting at Ally Pally event at Alexandra Palace yesterday & had a lovely time. Apologies for there not being a blog post from me for the last few weeks, the time just got away from me. For this week's post I used Hobby Art's
Poles Apart & Winter's Snowflakes stamp sets with Distress Inks.

When I began making my samples for the September classes I wasn't ready to make Christmas cards, so I made three which would work for winter birthdays.

This one uses the Winter Snowflakes, stamped with Seedless Preserves, Wilted Violet & Shaded Lilac Distress inks. I added some gold stamping & used a stamp from the Woodware
Hand Drawn Sentiments set................


The Winter's Snowflakes again, stamped with blue Distress inks & gold ink. I used another Hand Drawn Sentiment stamp & added the cute penguin from Hobby Art's Poles Apart set...........


For card number three I painted the Emperor penguins with Weathered Wood & Stormy Sky Distress inks. I made a simple background with more gold & Distress inks & added white gesso through the That's Crafty Bubbles Dinky Stencil & a Hand Drawn Sentiment stamp, stamped with embossing ink & heat set with WOW! Gold Rich embossing powder...............


Winter's Snowflakes   Poles Apart   Hand Drawn Sentiments   Dinky Stencil - Bubbles Metallic Gold Rich WEP    Emboss Ink Pads    VersaFine Ink pad - Onyx Black    

Thank you for visiting the blog today, have a great week.

Kirsten




3 comments:

  1. Great cards, I love these penguins stamps! I wish I could have gone to Ally Pally too...

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  2. Hi Kirsten, ooooh I love these cards! So adaptable to either occasion or the Penguins could even be lovely for a winter wedding!
    Debs x

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  3. Love these cards Kirsten, and love that you have used the animals not just for Christmas cards. Colours work great just using a few on one card xx

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