....on this chilly day! Brrr! It's cold enough to snow here! Thank goodness the sun is out - I'm not a fan of those sunless, cold, dreary days. ;)
Just sharing a card I made for this months Hero Arts challenge...kinda hard to take a picture of a window card, but here it is....
Some subtle stamping using my new, amazing, fantabulous, wonderful Versamark ink pad - I personally think it should be called Versamagic, the stuff is so amazing!
Oops, someone didn't read (or chose to ignore) the directions that state 'wipe stamp before and after use'. Now I got a bit of gray going on due to the last time I used the stamp...ah well....
Random pearls on trees!
Color blocks were taken from various Hero Arts digital kit 'extras' - never thought I'd use those, but they really came in handy!
Someone also needs to get a new Xcato knife, especially considering this one is so old, I don't even know how old it is!
Well, that's it for me - have a blessed Sunday!
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Card recipe
Cardstock: LSS
Stamps: HA 2Peas 'Four Leaves', 'Envelope Liner' and 'Everyday Sayings'
Ink: Staz-on, printer ink, Versamark
Pearls: Hero Arts (one Prima - the one in the middle)
Other: hemp cord
Tools: trimmer, adhesive, scissors, printer, computer
It is wonderful Clare. Glad you got some time to be crafty. Sounds like a full on time for you with School starting back.
ReplyDeleteI love this card, Clare! Those color blocks are so pretty! Very clever to use the leaves as windows!
ReplyDeletePerfection!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous design!! CONGRATS on your big win over HA Blog today! You rock, Clare!
ReplyDeleteSo happy that you won sweetie. So pretty and sooooo different. I don't think I have seen anything this orgininal before. The design is amazing and the cleverness behind it is outstanding. Wish I could get my head around something like this. So happy that you won the HA contest. Couldn't have happen to a sweeter gal. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely fabulous design and LOVE those warm fall colors! love love your tree windows, too. super card, Clare!
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