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| Strathmore watercolor; Stampin' Up! sweet sugarplum cardstock Simon Says cute snowflakes, heat embossed with Hampton Arts light pink glittery powder SU good greetings sentiment, heat embossed with Hampton Arts light pink glittery powder Distress Inks: spun sugar, picked raspberry; Oxides: worn lipstick, seedless preservesinks applied with Ranger blending tool adhesives: Scotch ATG; foam backing |
Although it may not look like it in the pic, the snowflakes are embossed in a light pink (glittery) powder. I added some seedless preserve coloring to pop the pink elements, including the snowflakes. For the background, I used a little of Kristina's bokeh effect... along with a stamping technique shared by Jennifer a few weeks ago... along with a little experimentation of my own. While I don't typically use pink on holiday cards, this really turned out well.
Parting Thoughts
An autumn-based challenge started at Words 2 Craft By on Wednesday, and there are still several weeks to play along. Hope to see you in the W2CB Gallery. :)
Have a great week! Until next time, thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Love this fabulous pink Christmas card Sybrina!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that you used non-traditional colors for your Christmas card. Very pretty! Thanks for playing along with everyone at the Casual Fridays Sketch Challenge.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely Christmas background! Thanks for joining us in CASual Fridays challenge! ;)
ReplyDeleteLove seeing all of those cool inky techniques in pink ... so glad you joined us as we celebrate a ♥Pink Christmas for the Cure!♥
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhhhhhhhhh what an amazing inky, artsy, GORGEOUS ♥PINK CHRISTMAS♥ card! I am seriously in looooove with this one... Thanks very much for helping us raise money for the Breast Cancer Research Fund at JINGLE BELLES! ♥
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