Showing posts with label Winter Scenes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winter Scenes. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 29, 2025

CASC&S572 Another Easy Card

Happy Wednesday, everyone! I have another quick Christmas card, courtesy of the lovely sketch from the team at CAS Colours & Sketches:


I was going through some older Christmas DSP and found this gingham print from Toile Tidings, and I thought it would look nice with one of the new Winter Scenes:


I stamped and diecut my little scene, then added "Noel" from Wishing You Joy, and diecut it with an Everyday Arches die.  I created a banner from the plaid, adding a Garden Green mat, then mounted it on a card embossed with some pine trees:


I added some Wink of Stella and a wee little starry sequin to finish it off!  

Thanks for popping in today!  Enjoy it and be blessed!
 

Project Details—All Products SU! Unless Otherwise Specified
Stamps Winter Scenes, Wishing You Joy
Card stock & Papers     Very Vanilla, Garden Green, Toile Tidings (ret)
 Ink Garden Green
Accessories Dimensionals, Star Sequin (Pretty Pink Posh)
Tools     Cut & Emboss Machine, Everyday Arches Dies, Tall Pines Embossing Folder (Simon Says Stamp), Wink of Stella

Wednesday, October 22, 2025

Christmas in Blue

Happy Wednesday, all! I've got a couple of Christmas cards to show you from a recent stamp camp, and they feature some new holiday products:


The above card features sentiments and greenery from Seasonal Tags and it uses Peaceful Garden DSP, Secret Sea cardstock, Peaceful Garden Glimmer paper, and Secret Sea and Cloud Cover inks.

This card uses the new Wishing You Joy and Winter Scenes, both stamped in Misty Moonlight.  The scene was stamped on a Perennial Postage diecut and sponged with some Memento London Fog ink using a rectangle stencil.  The blue paper is some retired Close to My Heart (I think it's Lagoon), and embossed with a retired Softly Falling embossing folder:


A wee piece of Cloud Cover ribbon and a sweet little pearl finished it off!  Thanks for popping in today!

On one of their forays in Minneapolis, the kids went past a home whose owner is a big Game of Thrones fan.  The guy created his own "throne" and allows visitors to have their pictures taken sitting on it!  Here's Wayne, complete with crown and sword:


I can honestly say I have never watched anything vaguely related to Game of Thrones, so I can't vouch for the authenticity of any of this, LOL!  But it looks pretty amazing to me!


Enjoy your day and be blessed!