This crazy month of January is almost done. I have a couple of cards to share. This first one is for CTD #477. I had fun using these three colors together. Such a cute stamp set I bought from MFT last year and just hadn't had a chance to play with until now. So sad.
MFT Season's Tweetings & coordinating dieNewton's Nook Snowfall Stencil
Tim Holtz's Distress Ink - Tumbled Glass
IO's birch tree dies
SSS Happy Birthday
Various Copic Markers
SU card stock
EP Hello Winter DP
This second card, I had to have this stamp after seeing Jill Foster's video. OMGosh, I fell in love and had so much fun making this card as I followed her how-to video. I didn't have exactly all the same colors she used, but used colors close to what she used. I ended up making two cards yesterday and will be making a few more for my stash.
PB's dressed in SnowAltenew Ink, Forest Glades & Evergreen
TH's distress markers, Vintage Photo, Walnut Stain, Forest Moss
TH's distress ink pads, Wild Honey, Spiced Marmalade, Salty Ocean.
Uniball White Gell Pen
Clear embossing Power
SU Happy birthday stamp (not sure what set it's from)
My dad really liked this card. Thank you Jill Foster. I loved CASing your card!
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Great designs! Love the patterned hat and coat on your sweet Pure Innocence girl. Thanks for joining us for this week's Color Throwdown!
ReplyDeleteTwo FABULOUS cards Sue and so glad to see you posting again! Your PI card is just as sweet as can be and I love her in the colors you used for the ctd challenge...lots of FUN detail to this card too! And you know I LOVE your 2nd card!! It's even more beautiful IRL!! Your coloring is just spot on and you definitely did Jill Foster proud girl! Absolutely love it and I'm glad your dad did too!! :0)
ReplyDeleteHello Sue! So good to see you posting again. Your cards are both so fabulous! I adore that little PI girl too and your card is just darling. The second card is amazing! The colors, everything is just perfect. Yes, you totally did Jill Foster proud!
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