I took my camera to capture the wonderful colours that are still around where I live.
As I headed to my garden studio I decided to make a Christmas card using a Tim Holtz wreath stamp which I have itching to ink up for ages.
I decided to focus on the stamp so I made a simple stencilled background using my TH Christmas words stencil. I then used a water colour technique. I painted Distress inks onto my stamp and then gave a huff...........
and stamped out this very pretty stamp
I mounted my image onto some festive paper and stamped a sentiment and a bow.
I would like to enter my card into the following challenges;
Divas by Design let it snow
Pan Pastel cold and frosty colours
We do doobadoo Christmas
Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas challenge Go Green
The Artistic stamper Christmas is coming
Bunny Zoe snow
Artist Trading post stencil mania
That's Crafty vintage
I need to dash....I'm meeting my Hb for a meal out tonight, candlelight, chat and laughter...I can't wait. Enjoy your evening. I will be back on Sunday with my Funkie Junkie week 8 card, gosh time is flying by. Take care and enjoy the weekend. Thanks as always for your kind visits and comments you all take the time to leave.
Bye for now,
Jane x
Not many leaves left here, they're all nearly gone, I'll soon be looking for buds again! :)
ReplyDeleteI love your little wreath, it really is so pretty such a lovely effect!
Enjoy your evening,
V x
Beautiful wreath Jane! Love the details and the fact you have another one to make at the same time. Now that's planning ahead : ) Hope you have a lovely evening with your honey! xoRobin
ReplyDeletePretty leaves ours are ALL gone.........
Your Christmas card is beautiful Jane, I love the pretty wreath image and paper. Thank you for playing along with our Challenge at Christmas Cards All Year Round. We would love to see you again ... Anet DTx
ReplyDeleteWe had a big wind storm last week which blew most of our leaves off our trees.. so it was fun to see yours, especially the orange one! I adore your wreath design, it's so vintage and wonderful! Lucky people that will receive this!! ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteHello Jane,
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful pictures, look at all those colors! No snow then at yours? And that card is so pretty, love the wreath!
Happy weekend soon, dear friend, and happy happy card-making!
Yours,
Mia
Hi Jane,
ReplyDeleteJust spent some time looking through your blog and I am just in love with your creativity and style! This is a fabulous Christmas card, I think I will have to add that wreath stamp to my wish list! Had to hit that follow button so I don't miss a thing from here on out! Happy weekend! :)
Gorgeous card Jane and thank You for sharing the beautiful Autumn pictures!
ReplyDeleteThanks for entering your lovely crafting for CHNC challenge 203 and also for CCAYR November challenge - you could also enter this into my CHNC challenge extra for November - I'd love to see it there too. x
ReplyDeleteHi Jane! What amazing autumn colours! Trees full of yellow, orange, Red leaves are so beautiful! I love your NEW card! That stamp is fantastic and you made great design with the letters! x Teje
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Jane, not used this technique for a while. Thanks for the reminder.
ReplyDeleteA big congrats on your Pinworthy mention at AVJ. Well done.
Julie x
A beautiful Christmas card, the stencil background looks wonderful with the festive main focus of your card. Thank you for joining us at ATP Exchange this time.
ReplyDeleteYvonne
Beautiful wreath....It reminds me of my Mother.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy those leaves; it's been snowing here. 0-:
Anne and all xx
A beautiful card with wonderfully soft tones created with your stamp and stencils. I love the watercolour effect you have created. Thanks so much for joining us at ATP Exchange for my challenge.
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Hi Jane, first of all apologies for being so late commenting but wow what a beautiful card. Gorgeous colours. A beautiful selection of photos too, its always a pleasure to visit your blog
ReplyDeleteClaire xx
Your card is lovely Jane, I like the idea you can 'mist' the stamp up and get a second print, that's awesome (OK so my card making knowledge is minimal and I do find it all fascinating!!). It's amazing hoe quickly it changes, clearly being behind as usual the trees are now quite naked around here and mr frost has visited these past few days - brrrr definitely gloves and scarves weather! Bethxx
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