Hi everyone,
This is the last challenge of the year for CAS Christmas Challenge, and the challenge for this month is:
Here's my card.
[How I made the card]
1. Die-cut the front panel with a frame from white cardstock.
2. Stamped the penguins and the ice floes on the front panel and masked them.
3. Stenciled very lightly over the stamped (and masked) images.
4. Stamped another set of penguins and ice floes and die-cut them.
5. Pencil colored the penguins, the ice floes, and added Aqua Shimmer & Crystal Glaze to them.
6. Heat-embossed the sentiment with glitter embossing powder.
7. Popped up the die-cut penguins and ice floes on the front panel.
8. Glued the entire front panel onto the card base.
Please check out the challenge site for inspiring sample cards made by our Designers, and join this fun challenge! You have until November 24th to link up your card here.
Stamp: Frosty Friends (Hello Bluebird) Snow Globe Sentiments (My Favorite Things)
Paper: Basic White, Bashful Blue (Stampin' Up!)
Ink: Versafine (Onix Black - Tsukineko), VersaMark (Tsukineko), Distress Oxide Ink (Tumbled Glass - Ranger)
Other: Dies (Frosty Friends - Hello Bluebird, Lacy Scallop Frame - Reverse Confetti), Stencil (Jazz Dance - Simon Says Stamp), Embossing Glitter (Totally Teal - Wow!), Color Pencils (Prismacolor), Aqua Shimmer (Glitter Gloss - Nuvo), Crystal Glaze (Altenew), Connect Glue (Gina K)
OMG so cute, the shimmer on your penguins look like they just came out of the water ♥
ReplyDeleteLove the way you've added movement to your panel - floes beautifully, Hideko, no worries about them getting jammed up! Thought they may need a warm fire to thaw out! SO cute!
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How cute are these penguins on their ice flows - and one is skating! LOL! love that scalloped frame die - and the crystal glaze (and the light stenciling that I just noticed on my second look! xx
ReplyDeleteLove these little guys, Hideko! The subtle stenciled background is so soft and pretty along with the aqua peeking out from the die cut frame! Love that sparkly sentiment too!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on those sweet little penguins and their ice flows - the crystal glaze makes them look so wintery. Love the framing with the Lacy Scallop die.
ReplyDeleteThese little guys are so cute, Hideko!! Love how you've masked them to stencil in the background ... really adds to the icy feel of the card. LOVE this set of sentiments and use them a lot myself. So pretty with the glitter embossing! xx
ReplyDeleteAwwwwwww...your penguins are absolutely ADORABLE and I'm loving all the dimension AND shine on this card Hideko! Cute, cute, CUTE!! (LOVE your die cut frame too!!) It's been a joy to work alongside you again for another year on the CAS team, and I hope you and your family have a very happy and merry Thanksgiving and Christmas this year! Hugs. :0)
ReplyDeleteYour penguins floating on icebergs are so such sweet Christmas Critters, Hideko:-) TFS your detailed description and close up of all the glittery details. Happy Holidays...Love and Hugs..Nancy
ReplyDeleteDarling Christmas card, Hideko! Beautiful coloring with your pencils and I love all the 'blue'...it's so soft and lovely!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays to you ~ xx
Hideko, your penguins are so cute, thank you for the inspiration and the way you masked and pulled it altogether! Fun card!
ReplyDeleteThe framing looks so pretty and I love the soft stencilling too. Such an adorable card and super cute Hideko x.
ReplyDeleteOh these penguins are so adorably sweet, Hideko. Super job masking and stencilling. Love the frame you used… tried to purchase it at RC during their BF/CM 30% off sale, but it’s sold out. 😕
ReplyDeleteIt's adorable and so beautiful at the same time... I love how your creations are always so fresh
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