I was playing around with the digital brushes from the Winnie & Walter's Holiday Mint digital freebie file and made a cut file from the gorgeous christmas tree and a sentiment. This is the card I ended up with.
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I preferred the negative of the cut file, so I made a window card. I was looking around for some gold paper, when I found this textured cream paper, which I sponged with gold ink. The negative panel was sponged with Worn Lipstick and spun sugar Distress inks. This card is for Gayatri's colour challenge in the Winnie & Walter WCMD Challenge. They have 6 challenges and the deadline is Sat 11oct their time. |
This is another one for the Jingle Belles Card challenge - which is to include PINK. Well this is a peachy pink!
Really love this Jenny!! Haven't stopped by in awhile so looking forward to catching up with your work!!
ReplyDeleteThat comment should have gone through as Pinned & Penned!
ReplyDeleteI love that texture! What a fun card!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the texture of the gold paper through your aperture! Fabulous design! Loll xx
ReplyDeleteLooks like the tree is filled with baubles! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card, love the negative image tree!
ReplyDeleteOoo ... I didn't know they had digital files ... off to check them out ... love how you used the negative for the golden holiday tree ... another awesome PINK for a cause card for us at Jingle Belles.
ReplyDeleteoh ♥WOW♥ that is a gorgeous holiday card! (& definitely PINK enough, lol!) really really love the inky goodness and the way you've used the negative space of the tree so brilliantly! thanks for "thinking pink" with us at JINGLE BELLES in an awesome cause! ♥
ReplyDeleteGorgeous-- love it!
ReplyDeletePink, pink, you have brought PINK!! I love how you have have sponged so you can see the different shades of pink. The tree under the window sparkles with gold. Have you stitched the top layer for the texture? Whoever gets your card will be lucky~~Hugs, Jerrie
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOOOO! I love the texture of that tree... Just wow!
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