Supplies: Paper - Neenah Classic Crest Solar White; Paper Studio glitter
Ms Sparkle woodgrain
Dies - Hero Arts Snowflake Fancy Die (retired)
Stamp - Hero Arts Holiday Cheer (retired)
Other - Pine Needles Distress Ink; silver pen
gem in center is from an old My Monthly Hero kit
For a Scramble, you only get 90 minutes to create, photograph and upload so this card is very QACAS. Since it's for Hero Arts, you must use at least one HA product (I used two). The sentiment is from a 2011 clear set I recently received from my friend Jean - thanks again, Jean!! How did I not have that set in my stash is a mystery...
Thanks for stopping and thanks to Cindy for motivating me to get another Christmas card done!!
11 comments:
Oh what a beautiful Christmas card, Linda! I love the out of the box colors that you used!
Nice to see you at the Scramble. I'm still practicing keeping it to 90 minutes. Ha. I like that you have colored wood grain on your card.
Beautiful card Linda. The snowflake is really incredible. I just did the scramble - was fun to do it again.
wonderful card for both challenges, Linda - so unique in that pretty green!
Long cards is on my to-do list. The colour is so unexpected and so cool. Wonderful dimension. Thank you for joining us at CAS Christmas. xx
Wonderful design for your long card, Linda! Love the sparkle from your glitter snowflake and beautiful bright green background. Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Christmas!
Lovely card with you glittery snowflake, Linda. Thanks for joining us this week at CAS Christmas.
Long cards are always unexpected and fun, Linda! Love the woodgrain background and that pretty sparkly snowflake! Thanks so much for sharing with us at CAS Christmas!
Such a great card for the Scramble & congrats on the win, Linda!
Love the long narrow shape of your card! Great colour palette and great sparkly snowflake (goes perfectly with the sentiment). Thanks so much for joining us at CAS Christmas.
This is a beautiful creation to make in such a short time, Linda! I love that its long. I have a stash of long envelopes, so why don't I ever think of it?! Just habit, I guess, so thank you for the inspiration to make some! I love the monochromatic green hues and woodgrain background! Hugs, Darnell
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