I used a Tim Holtz embossing folder called Honeycomb and sponged lightly over the top with red ink.I adhered two sections of ribbon to the honeycomb background. Using Spellbinders to cut out the image and sponged with Dandelion ink. I attached a cute little metal embellishment that I found at Target. I am entering these challenges:
Outlawz Saturday challenge: primary color begins with first letter of your first name (Mine was kind of tough. I had to search the Internet to find a color that began with D and I came up with Dandelion and even had Dandelion ink to use. LOL!)
So this is a bit different than I normally make as a Christmas card but it's kind of cute. I do like those metal embellishments I found at Target. I'll have to use them more often. We are getting a little rain today. Not much but the weather is supposed to be cooler the rest of the week. It may be cool enough to turn the heat on. But I have to convince my hubby of that first. Thanks for stopping by. I hope you'll leave me a comment and come back again soon.
Donna
9 comments:
fabulous. great fall colors. i NEVER sponge over my embossing. thanks for the reminder. i like the look.
off for a haircut this morning. son is coming by today and i had to turn my heat on - tho i kept is low - but it worked! LOL.
hugs :)
What a fun, non-traditional-colors holiday card. Thanks for joining the Friday Mashup this week.
Very unusual holiday card,love the colours and the so cute image!The honeycomb embossed background looks great, especially with the sponging! Wonderful work!
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Glenda
Very cute card! I love the embossing and that swirl! I never know how to use those things, so now you've inspired me!
Thanks for sharing at the Friday Mashup this week. This is a makes me smile card;) Fun take on the sketch with the colors you chose!
So pretty! Very original Christmas card! Thanks for playing along with us at the Friday Mashup this week!
Cool Christmas card- great colors- Dandelion- great color! Love the sponging over the EF.
What a great design with fabulous details You nailed the sketch!
Fab job, love the colours you've used!
Thanks for joining this month's Progressive Christmas Challenge at Lady Annes!
Hugz
Laurian
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