Friday, June 18, 2010

A Softpencil Winter

Ahhh...winter. Yes, it's going to be about 95 degrees here and it's so humid that with the heat index it should feel like 102. YUCK! Well, what better time to make a frosty, snowy card for Christmas than today?
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You know that I love to make Christmas cards in non-traditional colors, but even this was a stretch for me. I used the colors from the Colour Create challenge which was to be inspired by a photo of the Mad Hatter. Not what you typically think of when you're thinking Christmas card!
Challenges:
Rainbow Lady's: Christmas Cards with alcohol inks
Friends Having fun: sketch
Treehouse: use your fave tool (Copics and Cuttlebug)
ABC Challenge: W for weather
Colour Create: Mad Hatter inspiration

8 comments:

  1. Awww, this is so cute!! Thanks for playing with the Friends Having Fun Sketch Challenge.

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  2. Super cute card - love the colours you have picked, alonq with the black. Thanks for joining in with our current Colour Create challenge. Juliexx

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  3. Lovely card and super colour scheme. Thanks for playing this week Love Cynthia x

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  4. Beautiful multi-challenge entry, Lori. I used those wild colors too but not for my Christmas card. You are very brave to do that. And what a success! This card is so beautiful. I love the embossing and the darling images.

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  5. Oh, how wonderful Lori, to make a Christmas card with our mad hatter challenge colours was a brilliant idea. The embossing looks gorgeous and I adore that paper tearing. Fantastic.
    Thanks for joining us at the Colour Create Challenge.
    Sharon xx

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  6. Really cute card! Thanks for playing along with our Sketch Challenge at Friends Having Fun!:)

    hugs,
    Laura

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  7. Cute card. Thank you for joining in the ABC Challenge this time.
    Cathy xx

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  8. Congrats on winning the Friends Having Fun Sketch Challenge!

    http://friendshavingfun.com/2010/07/and-we-have-a-winner/

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