Hi, crafty friends! It's time for the November Colorful Options Challenge! This month, we are inviting you to create with shades of red, or you can use the rainbow option. Allow your creativity to shine as you incorporate these hues into your projects. I can’t wait to see your creations.
I began with a Neenah #80 panel. I used masking tape to secure the Altenew Sweater Pattern Stencil and blended Distress Oxide inks Picked Raspberry and Spun Sugar through the stencil onto the panel.
I then stamped the image from My Favorite Things Winter Kisses (retired) onto Neenah Solar White #110, colored it with Copic markers, and then die-cut it with the matching die. I die-cut a stitched circle on vellum and adhered it to the panel with liquid glue. Then, I adhered the image to the panel with foam tape to add dimension. For fun, I placed a fuzzy ball on top of the hat.
The sentiment is from Papertrey Ink Freshly Fallen stamp set and was heat embossed with white embossing powder on black cardstock, and then adhered with foam tape for added dimension. I finished the card by adding some snowflakes.
Thank you for stopping by. Have a wonderful day!
CHALLENGES:
SSS Monday Challenge - Stencil it
Crafts Galore - #129
Pammie's Inky Pinkies - #2443
Crafty Catz - #681
Word Art Wednesday - #671-672
Allsorts - #805
Penny's Paper - #583
Crafty Calendar - November
Double Trouble - #178 Thing 1,2,3 (AG, Sweater Weather Stencil)
Color Hues - #98 Red & Black
I love how you picked out some of the stitches in a different shade and such a cute image. Thanks for sharing with us at Allsorts.
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DeleteAdorable image and fantastic coloring. Thanks for sharing your pretty Christmas card with us at Double Trouble.
ReplyDeleteAnother pretty Winter card, thanks for sharing a second with us at Allsorts challenge.
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What a fantastic card and great use of the stencil using different tones fabulous colouring on your stamped image too.
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Carrie, such a sweet card! You did a fantastic job creating that stenciled background, AND coloring the sweet little girl!! Thank you so much for sharing your card, your technique, and your creative talent with us at Double Trouble!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the stencil as a background, Carrie, and your image is beautifully colored! Thank you for joining us at Double Trouble #178. - Melanie R.
ReplyDeleteI do love those Pure Innocence images. Thank you for sharing this lovely card with us at Allsorts. Sarah
ReplyDeleteLove this sweet image and all the shades of red! This is a darling card. Thanks for playing with us at Double Trouble! :)
ReplyDeleteThat girl is just adorable, and your coloring is fantastic! Thanks for sharing with us at Color Hues!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! Love the stenciled background with the sweet PI girl. Thank you so much for playing along with us over at the Color Hue!
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