Thursday 28 September 2017

Post 285: Christmas Card (Let it Snow)

Hi Folks!

I'm sharing a Christmas Card today. This was made for a Guest Design post for stencils. All the details can be found here. For this card, I sponged on the Christmas tree design from the stencil using Emerald Green Archival Ink. I used archival Ink because I knew I was going to spray water over top of the design and archival inks are permanent once dry. Then I sprayed on 3 colors of Lindys Stamp Gang Starburst Sprays (Blingy Blonde, Drop Dead Gorgeous Green and Sassy Sapphire) and sprayed on some water to make them mix. Once this was dry it looked shimmery and green. Then I stamped the snowflakes and sentiment using the Uniko Stunning Snowflakes Stamp. In the end, I added sparkle with silver stickles by creating tiny dots and a hand drawn border around the foam mounted panel.

Here is a photo of the card:


 I am playing along with the following challenges:

September Rudolph Days Challenge
NBUS Challenge #12 (used the new Uniko Stamp for this card)
WWC# 138- Marsha's all about christmas challenge

Thanks for your time :)
Love reading your comments.
Stay Blessed. 

10 comments:

  1. Awesome! loving the greens and the design!
    xx Ashwini

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  2. This is gorgeous, Preeti! Your beautiful tree looks like it is glowing! And I love how you added the hand drawn silver glitter border!! Thank you so much for playing in my NBUS Challenge #12! Hugs, Darnell

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  3. Lots of glimmer, and texture on this pretty Christmas card. I love the depth of the green colour on the tree.

    Thanks for taking part in the September Rudolph Days Challenge.

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  4. Hi Preeti, I love the way you've used your technique to make the tree stand out so beautifully. That pale yellow aura around it adds a bit of magic. Love the additional details you've added such as the embellishments and the silver border. Thanks so much for joining our Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week.

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  5. Lovely card Preeti, the tree does look like it has a halo, very pretty

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  6. Great job with your stencil tree design Preeti. Lots of detail and colour and the silver border is a great touch. Thanks so much for joining our Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week.

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  7. Your choice of black for the cardbase provides the perfect frame for the lovely tree image. Beautifully done. Thanks for joining us at Watercooler Wednesday.

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  8. Simply gorgeous and Happy Belated Rudolph Days, so sorry for the late commenting, Luv Sam x

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