Hello Everyone!
It's been a really a great week for me. I am happy to welcome the first three followers of my blog: Sid from Harpies Crafty Corner, Viv from Daizy-Mae's Crafty Blog, and Heidi Weaver from Stampin Along With Heidi. Thank you for joining my blog!
On Wednesday I was selected as one of the winners for The Card Concept Challenge #16 - Create a Wedding Card. I've never created a wedding card so far. However, this time inspiration was so beautiful from the members of DT that I succeeded to make one that I dared to submit. I'm grateful to Sue for choosing my card.
As most of the cardmakers I am also a shopoholic for stamps and other supplies. And this week received the first order from Altenew by Tasnim Ahmed. I waited for several of her wonderful sets to be back in stock to SSS, but then decided to order directly. Despite the International shipping my order arrived incredibly fast. Thank you, Tasnim, for your beautiful stamps and a hand-written note, this is very pleasant.
I didn't wait for too long to start playing with Altenew stamps. Here is the first card I made using Sohcahtoa set:
This card was inspired by Festive Friday Challenge #38. This challenge invited to use black, white and kraft for a Christmas card.
I used only triangles to create my card and I will enter it also to Addicted to CAS #45 Challenge:
The second card I'd like to share tonight is for Merry Monday #122. Sue is hosting this challenge and asks to use black, gold and silver:
Here is my take on the challenge:
Thanks for stopping by. Enjoy your weekend!
Card I
Cardstock: PTI Kraft
Stamps: Altenew Sohcahtoa, PTI Tree Trimming Trio
Other: Ranger Distress Embossing Ink, Ranger Super Fine Detail EP White
Inks: Stazon Jet Black, HA Shadow Ink Red Royal
Card II
Cardstock: PTI White, True Black, DCWV Glitter Cardstock
Stamps: Stampendous Winter Trees
Dies: MB Large Classic Number Set, IO , WPlus9 Clear Cut Stackers Stars
Other: SSS Stencil Falling Snow, Wendy Vecchi Embossing Paste Metalic Gold, Ranger Distress Embossing Ink, Martha Stewart EP Silver
It's been a really a great week for me. I am happy to welcome the first three followers of my blog: Sid from Harpies Crafty Corner, Viv from Daizy-Mae's Crafty Blog, and Heidi Weaver from Stampin Along With Heidi. Thank you for joining my blog!
On Wednesday I was selected as one of the winners for The Card Concept Challenge #16 - Create a Wedding Card. I've never created a wedding card so far. However, this time inspiration was so beautiful from the members of DT that I succeeded to make one that I dared to submit. I'm grateful to Sue for choosing my card.
As most of the cardmakers I am also a shopoholic for stamps and other supplies. And this week received the first order from Altenew by Tasnim Ahmed. I waited for several of her wonderful sets to be back in stock to SSS, but then decided to order directly. Despite the International shipping my order arrived incredibly fast. Thank you, Tasnim, for your beautiful stamps and a hand-written note, this is very pleasant.
I didn't wait for too long to start playing with Altenew stamps. Here is the first card I made using Sohcahtoa set:
This card was inspired by Festive Friday Challenge #38. This challenge invited to use black, white and kraft for a Christmas card.
I used only triangles to create my card and I will enter it also to Addicted to CAS #45 Challenge:
The second card I'd like to share tonight is for Merry Monday #122. Sue is hosting this challenge and asks to use black, gold and silver:
Here is my take on the challenge:
Thanks for stopping by. Enjoy your weekend!
Card I
Cardstock: PTI Kraft
Stamps: Altenew Sohcahtoa, PTI Tree Trimming Trio
Other: Ranger Distress Embossing Ink, Ranger Super Fine Detail EP White
Inks: Stazon Jet Black, HA Shadow Ink Red Royal
Card II
Cardstock: PTI White, True Black, DCWV Glitter Cardstock
Stamps: Stampendous Winter Trees
Dies: MB Large Classic Number Set, IO , WPlus9 Clear Cut Stackers Stars
Other: SSS Stencil Falling Snow, Wendy Vecchi Embossing Paste Metalic Gold, Ranger Distress Embossing Ink, Martha Stewart EP Silver
Awesome cards .Your geometric Christmas card is simply fabulous :) Love the triangles and colors. Thank you for sharing with ATCAS!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Deepti. It seems I enjoy making abstract cards more than traditional :)
DeleteLove all the sparkle, K.! And that star in the background is beautiful! Love the geometry lesson too! Thanks for sharing with us at Merry Monday!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bonnie, for your comment and joining my blog!
DeleteGorgeous card!! I love how you put the dots of gold inside a star stencil - gorgeous!!! thanks for joining us at Merry Monday this week xoxox
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lori. Merry Monday is always fun!
DeleteWonderful design elements, love how you met the challenge using the different mediums. Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Susan. Different mediums helped me overcome absence of various X-mas dies :)
DeleteFabulous cards ...... love the deer on your MM entry. xx
ReplyDeleteWhat creative and very lovely cards! The geometric one is super neat and I love the dies on the second! Thanks so much for joining us at Festive Friday! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kay! I love your take oh FFC, so unusual to see warm yellow snowflakes, but they look so good with balck-n-white!
DeleteBoth cards are awesome!!! And so different! Love the cool geometric elements of the first and that beautiful sparkly deer on the second…hard to pick a favorite!!! Thanks so much for joining in at Festive Friday!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Geri!
DeleteBeautiful cards! I also like the gold dot's inside the star shape, very clever.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Karen! I love stencilling inside shapes, so to say DIY big stencils :)
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