Wednesday, November 6, 2024

AHSC602 Season's Greetings

Happy Wednesday, stampers!  It's time for a new Atlantic Hearts sketch; here we go: 


I recently got the kit of the month from Unity and this pretty image was part of it:


I wish there was a die for it, because my fussy-cutting skills on something this large and detailed are not that good, LOL!  Anyway, I stamped and cut it out twice using Crumb Cake ink on Basic Beige cardstock, only using a portion the flower for the lower area.  I created a frame from Champagne foil using the Stitched Rectangle dies, and mounted it on another panel of Basic Beige that had been embossed with the Subtle embossing folder.  I created a banner using a sentiment from the same set, this time stamped in Pecan Pie and diecut with the Nested Essentials dies.  A few gold gems were scattered around for sparkle.


And this pretty sentiment went inside:


This sketch has loads of potential and I hope you'll play along with us as well!  You can see all the designs by the team on the Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge blog!  Thanks for visiting today!  Enjoy it and be blessed!


Project Details—All Products SU! Unless Otherwise Specified
Stamps    Sweet Bliss of Christmas (Unity Kit of the Month 10-24)
Card stock & Papers     Crumb Cake, Basic Beige, Very Vanilla, Champagne Foil (ret)
 Ink Pecan Pie, Crumb Cake
Accessories Gold Gems (ret), Dimensionals
Tools     Cut & Emboss Machine, Nested Essentials Dies, Stitched Rectangle Dies (ret), Subtle Embossing Folder (ret)

6 comments:

ebethk said...

Ohhh very pretty but lots of fussy cutting for sure!

I Card Everyone said...

So elegant and beautiful, LeAnne!

Jan Clothier said...

OH my! I love that neutral palette - so warm and stylish. Plus the generosity of the foliage is wonderful too.

Lisa Elton said...

Wonderful colors and your fussy cutting looks great! Pretty card, LeAnne!

Jaydee said...

LeAnne, this is gorgeous. I absolutely love the neutral color palette - fabulous take on the sketch
hugs
jaydee

Joanne James - The Crafty Owl said...

Oh I do love me some fussy cutting - great job LeAnne, I love the neutral colour scheme too.