With a French sentiment, an embossed background and with crackle paint covered snowflakes. The patterned paper is from the Heirloom Collection from DCVW.
On the second card I used the same background paper as for the first one. The Winter landscape is also an image I found on Pinterest, using the words "Vintage Winter Landscape". Just printed it out with my printer at home. The two flowers are made by using the tattered flowers die from Tim Holtz, the Mistletoe is from Prima.
I haven't a cutting die in the shape of a window, so I cut that out by hand - very annoying... But I like the result and it was worth it. The window frame is painted with crackle paint, too.
The sentiment is German and means Merry Christmas. It's heat-embossed with an copper embossing powder.
Have a nice evening :)
Beautiful holiday cards! Such great detail and fussy cutting! Thank you for joining us at Scrapping Everyday Miracles and we hope to see your work again with our January challenge!
ReplyDeleteLovely Cards! Love the snowflakes with twine and the flowers layers on the window! THANKS for sharing with us at Scrapping Everyday Miracles. Don't forget to join us again for January 2014 Challenge at Scrapping Everyday Miracles http://scrappingeverydaymiracles.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeletebeautiful. I love the vintage feel and the incorporation of stitching. Very nice. Thanks for sharing with us at SEM
ReplyDeleteYour cards are absolutely gorgeous. I especially love the the window frame with the large flower. Have a blessed Christmas and thank you for joining us at Scrapping Everyday Miracles.
ReplyDeleteThe snowflakes on the first are beautiful and the second one has a great vintage feel. Thanks for joining us at SEM!
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