Sunday, April 3, 2016

Snowflake Flurries

It's been feeling like summer here, but I know a lot of the country has been cold & snowy.  I really don't need an excuse to make Christmas cards anyway--they're my favorite & I make them all year long.  I'm working on flat designs so I can avoid the extra postage.  PTI MIM calls for scoring & the One Layer Christmas Card Challenge is about to close, too.  
Still had my much loved PTI Snowflake Flurries on the table & didn't get too creative, except that I don't think I've used Winter Wisteria & Spring Rain together.  Pretty combination that I want to use again with other images.  I scored 2 lines above & below, masked, clear embossed & sponged.  Decided to add small water splats & then brushed with Wink of Stella.  I used a ruler & black marker to define the area & like it much better than before.  So glad I got the mini Misti which I used to get a nice deep shade of the Winter Wisteria for the sentiment from the same set. Simple embellishing with tiny gems--one of my favorites.  I'm also entering at SSS Work it Wednesday & SSS Wednesday.  Thanks so much for stopping by.
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21 comments:

  1. Those 2 colors do look awesome together! Lovely card!

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  2. Cute card. The score lines help to frame in the design. Nice job.

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  3. Love this Greta, what a great color combo!! The black lines really make the focal panel pop. I think we experienced all four seasons in one day yesterday LOL!! We had sunshine mild temps (low 50's), then came the rain, then thunder, bright blue flashes of lightening and sideways rain, fast falling temps and then snow!! Yep...welcome to April in Ohio!!

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  4. What a great one-layer, Christmas card, Greta! I remember Nichole using that color combo before and loved it...thanks for the reminder. This weekend was so beautiful our flower beds were calling my name. :)

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  5. A terrific background, Greta with your outstanding choice of colors and the framing of the lines both scored and black!

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  6. Beautiful one layer card, Greta!! You always make such lovely cards with Snowflake Flurries

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  7. What a lovely CAS card, Greta! Your score lines add a touch of elegance.

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  8. A super stylish card as always Greta, hope you have a good week.

    B x

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  9. fabulous Greta. Love the way you've masked and coloured your panel.

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  10. Love the suggestion of a blanket of snow. The simplicity of your card makes it so beautiful!

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  11. Great one-layer, Greta! Just love the embossed and sponged panel - so soft and pretty! The marker line and scoring add the perfect touches!!

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  12. Beautiful Greta! Love the colours and the way you framed your panel with score lines.

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  13. The colours look lovely Greta and I like the way you've defined the masked area with the black marker. That's something I've never done. Barbxx

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  14. Beautiful card; love the soft colors. Thank you for sharing with us at OLCCC.

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  15. beautiful card, and that design is one of my all time favorites its always impactful.

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  16. I love the simplicty of your design and the result has a touch of timeless elegance. This is a lovely color combo. Gorgeous Greta!

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  17. What a nice winter card, sure to warm someone's heart on a cold blustery day.

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  18. OH, Greta, this is a fabulous one-layer card.
    I love the pretty color & how you used the MIM technique.
    Beautifully done!

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  19. Gorgeous CAS card Greta!
    Thanks for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
    Mandy xx

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  20. Your pairing of Winter Wisteria & Spring Rain is ever so lovely! Gorgeous snowflakes...although I'm ready for the heat of summer (at least for a few days *grin*)
    Hugs~c

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