Hi everyone, I hope you all had a good Christmas and are looking forward the the New Year.
Happy 2022
Card Recipe
Stamps: Magenta
Paper: Coated Card, Black, 110lb White
Ink: Versafine Clair (nocturn), Distress Ink (Black Soot)
Accessories: Clear Embossing Powder, Posca Pens, Coloured Pencils, Signo White Pen, Acrylic Paint
Techniques: Stenciling, Fussy Cutting,
10 comments:
Happy new year to you, too! 🎉🥂🍾
Beautiful card… cool stencilled/outlined background.
Christine, I've been away from blogging and visiting, but now trying to catch up. Oh, my goodness I love every single card you made in my absence! Magenta stamps are calling my name more and more. I love their mix of gorgeousness and whimsy and you use them so well. Also, thank you for the absolutely gorgeous Christmas card with the blue swirly and glittery sky behind the tree line. Wishing you a happy new year!
An absolutely stunning card, Christine !! Your background looks so three-dimensional thanks to several layers of graphics. You always amaze me with your inventiveness and ideas.
All the best for the New 2022, Christine! Lots of health and lots of card ideas!
hugs,
BożenA xx
Happy New Year to you too, my friend! Such a lovely card to go with the good wishes!
Lovely project and stunningcolours. Impressive.
Happy New 2022.
♥
Gorgeous! It always intrigues me how you present an image over such a fabulous background! Love those background layers and how you managed to keep the floral image as a focal! Just an amazing card!
A beautiful card and a great background with the added white pen details Christine and the fussy cut flowers over the top are so pretty and the colour of them complements the background perfectly. x
Happy new year, Christine! Fabulous background with the cool designs and highlights - really sets off your beautiful flowers. GREAT card to start the new year. Hoping it is wonderful for you! Hugz
Happy New Year to you too. Love your vibrant background what an excellent background for those flowers xx
Happy New Year! Gorgeous card Christine ...it makes me think of spring - which can't come quick enough!
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