Sunday, 15 February 2015
Christmas Card Club Challenge 4: Snow Covered Trees
Hello Folks. Another two weeks have since our last Challenge at CCC
and Mary has chosen the theme this time for challenge 4, and she chose
Snow Covered Trees. A lovely theme I have to say, but hard to take
pictures. Never mind, my trees are embossed and covered with snowy
sparkle embossing powder. The little cottage is a die is from Cottage
Cuts and I backed with navy card and fussy cut it to make a silouette.
A bit of distressing round the edges and that is my card for this
challenge. We have now had a whole week of beautiful spring weather,
with lots of sunshine and blue skies. It certainly makes everyone feel
much better. Long may it continue. Enjoy the rest of the
week-end. Hugs Rita xxxxx
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26 comments:
It was a lovely challenge you are right and I love how you've made a scene with the church in front of the trees. The whole picture really pops it's fab. And yes mine was SU kraft card stock. Zx
What a wonderful technique, it looks amazing RIta. xxxx
This looks stunning Rita with the embossed trees behind that lovely die cut. A beautifully designed card.
Lorraine
Like all the others, I love your piece! I love the embossed trees and that pop of yellow just sets it off.
This is very effective - like the white on white
Love the design and fab colours.xxx
Beautiful!! Love the village but those trees just look amazing!! Really beautiful in those light snow colours!!
See you on Friday, really looking forward to it!!
This is a beautiful card, love the sparkle, and the quote - we used to sing that hymn at school. Hugs, Valerie
beautiful card Rita, I love the scene you have created
Kevin xx
Now this is just so pretty Rita, I love the little scene with the snowy trees in the background, hugs Kate x
Wow Rita a real stunner....what a great die cut and doing the offset really makes it pop...lovely trees and sentiment.....xxxxx
Wow what a fantastic and beautiful card Rita I do so love the sentiment verse you have used too.
Take care
Hugs
Margaret corgi owner
Oh my goodness I'm with everyone else on this stunning card. Perfect. Hugs Mrs A.
Stunning card Rita... Love the Die....
Hugs Sylvie xx
Rita, this is so pretty, love your little villiage image. Hazel x
Rita, this is just inspired creativity! Love the embossed pines on the background, and that lovely night village. The navy behind all those sweet white houses really evokes a serene nightscape. Love that die, don't think I"ve seen it. Brilliant to make the navy backing - really did create such a stunning look. Enjoy your sunshine, hope you had a pleasant Valentine's Day. TFS & Hugs
This is gorgeous Rita. Gorgeous pine trees and house setting. Please can you send some blue skies and sunshine my way. It is so dark and overcast here.
Hugs
Cathy
xxxxx
Good evening Rita,
A beautiful card, love how you have highlighted the fantastic village.
Hugs for both of you
Patricia xxx
Hi Rita,
what a super and lovely CC club card.
I love your fab design and the really great sentiment that comes from the song.
great a fab designing as usual.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.
Love this Rita, the dies are gorgeous and you've created a beautiful scene with them. Carol x
brilliant make Rita - your card looks awesome - I'm afraid my trees are very green! Clever idea! Big hugs rachel xx
love that die, great card
hugs bibiana
Wow Rita - that is so clever, what a fabulous idea - just need to get that embossing folder from Tim and I could create something similar. I love it! Thanks for sharing Karen x
Love this pretty scene you have created. Your trees are certainly sparkly with snow!
That is a fabulous die for the cottage and church in front. Really stunning!
Sorry i am missing yet again. Not crafting since we moved as I have had bronchitis since the end of January...just a bit worn out with it. Almost settled now and resting a lot so hopefully will be back soon.
Oh, I love this! The trees look fabulous as the background to that charming village scene - what a great wintry card.
Alison xx
A theme beautifully represented here Rita. Jenny x
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