I started with this color challenge from my friend and fellow Minnesotan, Holly at Rubber Redneck. It made me think of the big strings of old fashioned Christmas lights.
Then I added this sketch challenge from Nacho Average Challenges, and I had quite a nice recipe!
I had originally decided to do some Christmas ornaments hanging from a bough, but then I spied a stamp in this set that looked like those fun, old light strings. I got all excited and dove right in! I love it when an idea turns out well. I needed some glitz on this card, so the glimmer paper was a must!
- Stamps: Ornament Keepsakes, Endless Wishes
- Ink: Gumball Green, Tempting Turquoise, Real Red, Crushed Curry
- Paper: Real Red card stock and Core'dinations, Crumb Cake, White, Champagne Glimmer
- Other: Big Shot with Stylish Stripes embossing folder, Holiday Ornaments and Bitty Banners framelits, and Expressions thinlits, Sanding Block, Signo white gel pen, Stampin' Dimensionals, black pen
I hope your weekend is going well, and that you come back on Monday to check out the first edition of the Stamp Review Crew Blog Hop. I am so excited to share this with you!
10 comments:
Such a clever card! Those colors are perfect for the old fashioned Christmas lights! Great use of the sketch! Thanks for joining us at Nacho Average Challenges!
Clever indeed Tanya!! I think you are really smart to see the shape of the lights in this set! This would also make a great scrap book page. Your card is so festive and fun!
Oh WOW you are one smart cookie!! lol I love, love your card!!! Thanks for playing along with me too!!!
I love your string of lights! Great use of both the sketch and the colors together. Thanks for joining in the fun at Nacho Average Challenges!
Beautiful card Tanya! Love the colors and the layout. Thanks for playing along with the Nachos again!
I like your card. Great use of product. Thanks for playing with us,.
Looks like Christmas! Love your string of ornaments.
A truly "Merry" card and a great idea and use of the colors. TFS-
Oh, fun! It looks just like the lights on my neighbor's house. I love those!
What a great use of both challenges! Also love how you made the lights with that ornament. Thanks for playing along with the Nachos. Hope to see you again soon!
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