A quick (and wow unscheduled) post with a share for the new Rudolph Day's challenge and another for the current Snippets Playground. Above a Sweet Poppy frame, stencil paste and foiled through a hot laminator, Lavinia Wild Pine Tree and two little Fairies, the right from Dancing Fairies, the left no longer available.
This one uses lots of Bazzil and Mirri leftovers, the stars created in Canvas Workshop and sent to the Scan and Cut, it's one I made some months ago and never blogged (hence no photo of snippets). Thought it would be good for a masculine card and made a few in different colours.
Two beauties Brenda
ReplyDeleteI love that tree! Arne's making a good start.
ReplyDeleteHappy Rudolph Days - somehow they seem to come around more quickly each month😊. Lovely sparkle on the Christmas card and the fairies are doing a grand job decorating that super tree.
ReplyDeleteLove the tree with the dancing fairies. Great background!
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xxx Margreet
GD Rudolph Days.
It's great to see that you've managed an unscheduled post Brenda- hope it means you're feeling a little better :)
ReplyDeleteLove the monochrome Lavinia Christmas card with the magical tree and tiny fairies, gorgeous embossed background. The snippets card with the stars design is great for those masculine birthdays...and for using up those left over scraps of card we all end up with.
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A great use of snippets with your stars Brenda and your top card is beautiful, love all the shine
ReplyDeleteLove the Lavinia one! Great to see non-traitional colours! Hugs, Gerrina
ReplyDeleteTwo super cards, Brenda. I love the magical scene on your first card and the design on your second card is a great way to use snippets.
ReplyDeleteLiz xx
Oh wow Brenda..avinia steals the show for me I am afraid..it's beautiful....I love that tree. Your masculine card is great too though and a lovely design for those hard to cater for men. Hope you are feeling better x
ReplyDeleteGreat news that you managed an additional unscheduled post. Hope that means you're feeling better.
ReplyDeleteStunning Rudolph Day card with all the glitz.
Gorgeous birthday card using your blue and gold snippets too. Definitely could be used for the male of the species!
Thanks for entering a piece of homework to the Snippets Playground. See you up in the treehouse later.
Hugs, Sarn xxx
Great masculine card but love the fabulous pink sparkly Christmas card and tree. Hope you are feeling slightly better.
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what a gorgeous and fantastic card Brenda...........gr karin
ReplyDeleteThat pink Christmas card is fantastic, what a lovely frame and the starry blue is perfect for a fella. I hope you are doing well xx
ReplyDeleteGreat cards Brenda. I am glad to hear you are using canvas and your scan n cut. Wish I was using mine! I hope the unscheduled post means you are starting to feel a bit better xx
ReplyDeleteTwo fabulous cards Brenda - your tree card is so gorgeous - the background and the fairies and the wee pearls on the tree are perfect. That star card is a great way to use up snippets - and definitely has a masculine feel to it.
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Maxine
The foiled Christmas card is a real beauty with all of the sparkle, and that birthday card with all the stars is just delightful with all of those blue colors. What a wonderful pair of cards!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see an unscheduled post! The first one is so pretty with the lovely foiling and striking colours. The second one is a perfect masculine make and great use of snippets.
ReplyDeleteGood to see an unscheduled post!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and scene on the first card!
The snippets card is fabulous!
Hope you're getting things sorted!
How lovely to see you playing along 'unscheduled' B! Here's hoping you're feeling on the mend. LOVE both cards - the Christmas one is absolutely gorgeous and I really love your masculine snippets card. Great to see you 'pottering'.
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Di xxx
I hope you're starting to feel on the mend, Brenda and these cards are just lovely. I particularly love your 'vision in pink'! The stenciled foiled paste is a wonderful technique and the tree and fairies add a beautiful whimsical touch. The star card is such fun and how great that you had just the right leftovers.
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Hugs
Carol x
Hope you are well,
Hugs
Carol x
Fabulous Christmas design - love the colour.
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Helen x
2 fab cards Brenda, I particularly love the pretty Christmas card. Love the foiling … I’m currently looking at how to do foiling using stamps but no heat as I don’t have a laminator .. there are some interesting techniques available xx
ReplyDeleteThey both are so beautiful Brenda, love the pink foil on the first and the scene looks so magical and gorgeous! Wonderful masculine card with all the stars and perfect choice of colors!
ReplyDeleteSo great to see you were up to doing an unscheduled post!
Love your pink Christmas card, Brenda. So fun that you incorporated those fairies with the fancy tree.
ReplyDeleteMarianne x
Interesting to see several non-traditional colours used for the cards this week. This one would cetainly stand out from the rest!. As soon as I saw theimage I knew it must be Lavinia stamps. Her style is very recognisable. A great card. Kate P. x
ReplyDeleteTwo lovely cards Brenda, love the fairies around the Christmas tree.
ReplyDeletePat xx
Two very lovely cards. Great Christmas card and I love all the layered stars on the birthday card.
ReplyDeleteTwo really stunning cards Brenda x
ReplyDeleteLurve your fairy card with the bright colour and embossing, a beautiful tree and design, the star card is perfect for the male of the species, another great design and love the colour mix. Sorry to have been absent! I hope you are feeling better? x
ReplyDeletewow love the vibrancy of the first one and the colours - gorgeous card, the star card is ideal for a manx
ReplyDeleteLove the gorgeous embossing paste--beautiful card! The stars make a perfect masculine card!
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