Today's post is for the Merry Monday Sketch Challenge this week. The colours are non traditional, I have used mainly die cuts and punches to create my card. I made the swag on the window with the Martha Stewart Branch Punch and then created the Pine cones with the four petal Itty Bitty flower punch, cutting the centre one in half and then using two more whole cut outs for them.
Thanks' to Lenane my card was awarded an Honourable Mention this week for the Merry Monday Sketch.
Supplies:
Stamps: S/U's Snow Swirled
Card and Papers: River Rock, Whisper White, Basic Black, Old Olive, Close to Cocoa (R), Chocolate Chip, DSP Dashing (R)
Ink: Chocolate Chip
Finishing Touches: Gelly Roll Pen, River Rock Double Stitched Ribbon
Tools: Poppy Stamps Small Madison Window Die, Memory Box Twiggy Tree Die, Martha Stewart Branch Punch, Decorative Label Punch, Extra Large Oval Punch, Itty Bitty Flower, Papertrey Ink In The Meadow Dies, Big Shot, Polka Dot EB Folder, 2 Way Glue Pen, Tombow Multi Purpose Glue, Dble Sided Tape, Dimensionals
Thanks' for popping in today.
Hugs,
LOVE this Susan! Your pine swag across the window is so pretty and the scene of the birds in the tree...so cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning Susan, love the accents on the window and the sweet birds outside!
ReplyDeleteI just said "Ahhhhh" without even realizing it...it just came out of my mouth when I saw your card. What a beauty. I always forget about what a pretty color River Rock can be, and your little window is exquisite. It makes me want to run right out and get those dies! Thanks for playing with the Merry Monday challenge this week and sharing your creation with us!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is fantastic. Such a creative card, Thank you for playing along with Merry Monday.
ReplyDeleteLove your winter scene! Those bitty pine cones totally make the wreath!
ReplyDeleteOh Susan...this is absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteStunning! I've just been playing with River Rock myself; love it (but often forget about it). I love the dark brown accents against the River Rock; such a beautiful card, Sue.
ReplyDeleteSusan your card is jaw droppingly beautiful! It's always a delight to visit your blog and gaze upon your creative genius. Cheers Donna Zammit :)
ReplyDeleteSusan you have created the most beautiful scene! It looks stunning in this soft color. Something I would not have thought of on my own. Love all the details on this stunning card!
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