Hi everyone, hope the day is good for you, it is freezing here in Newcastle, have to put warm socks on, spring will be here in a couple of weeks, looking forward to the warmer weather. I made this card to enter in the 52 (Christmas) card throwdown, August Challenge, which is to use Silver, Gold, White and Cream.
http://52cct.blogspot.com.au I used a cream cardstock for the base and gold corrugated card and also a creamy paper which I embossed with Sizzex embossing folder "snow flurries", I cut the ice skates with Tim Holtz "Mini Soldier and Ice Skate" Movers and Shapers cutting die out of Silver card Stock even though it came out black with the scanner, they are silver, and white Pointsettias with gold centre,, from Mariannes creatables cutting die. I also took a photo with my camera and the skates came out brown and silver, it is a mystery how to get it right!!!
Those skates looks wonderful! I'm complaining about the cold weather up here.... I'll bet it's nothing compared to Newcastle, hope things heat up real soon!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! LOVE those skates and all the fabulous texture! Thanks for joining us at 52CCT! :) HUGS! Mynn xx
ReplyDeleteGreat card and some interesting textures. Love the skates.
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Margaret M
So much texture, love the silver skates. Nicely done. Thanks so much for playing along with 52CCT this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab card - thanks for playing along this week at 52CCT - Jacqueline xx
ReplyDeleteI love how your skates are hanging from the beautiful poinsettia. Thanks so much for sharing your gorgeous card with us this week at 52CCT!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card, Jasmine. Metallics are so difficult to photograph. I cannot tell you many outtakes I had with mine! LOL!Thanks for joining our August Colour challenge at 52 {C}CT. Have a lovely week!
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This is lovely Jas, you've done a fab job with our colour challenge at 52 {C}CT! The skates and poinsettia are wonderful, festive winter images! Thanks so much for playing along with us again at 52 {C}CT!
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Ruth x
Love the gold corrugated card. Great use of the colour palette. Thanks for playing along at 52 CCT
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