is about trees this week.
I've just been browsing that gallery and there are some awesome trees there!
I just happen to have another card with a tree on it.
The tree was die cut with a Papertrey Ink die
then stamped with the pine boughs from the
Ornamental Pine set by Stampin' Up!
The scene through the window was cut from a
card design with a "levitating" snowman.
LOL, I was happy the window fit him perfectly.
So I'm taking my snippets over to
and
I'm entering this into this month's
and
ANYTHING GOES
I'm glad you could stop by.
Enjoy!
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Card Recipe
Stamps: White Christmas, Ornamental Pine
Ink: Going Gray, Lost Lagoon, Garden Green, Crumb Cake, SU Marker (Real Red)
Paper: Crumb Cake, Whisper White, Snippet of gold foil
Other: Small Madison Window Die (Poppystamps), In the Meadow Tree Die (Papertrey Ink), Stripes EF (Retired), White Gel Pen, Sequins (stash), Star Punch
All supplies are Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted
29 comments:
Such a pretty scene, Bonnie..love the trees. Unlike me, you are getting a lot of Christmas cards made.
This is so lovely, a perfect scene through the fabby window.
Such a sweet card! Love that window and the embossed panel:)
Perfect card Bonnie. The embossed background works so well as the wall for the window.
What a sweet card, complete with a great Christmas tree! Love that cardinal :)
This winter scene through the window is lovely! Love the inky background of the sky.
Thanks for taking part in the March Rudolph Days Challenge.
What a great winter scene, Bonnie, and I love the idea of stamping the tree with pine branches.
Absolutely fabulous Bonnie! And it all goes together so perfectly - and I just love the idea of stamping the die cut tree with the pine branches! Clever girl!
Hugs
Di xx
Fabulous Bonnie....
Hugs Sylvie xx
Cute, cute, cute!!!
Love it Bonnie. Love that the Real stuff is almost gone but Really enjoying it on this card. Great. - Jim
This is gorgeous Bonnie. Love that the levitating snowman obliged for you. Don't see many of those around do we?
Hugs
xx
I love this beautiful winter Christmas scene. We didn’t really get much winter so this is gorgeous to me! Love this one Bonnie!
This is SUPER clever, Bonnie! Love the scene! I just played last night with a Memory Box Gothic Arch window die.
Thank you SO much for the beautiful birthday card. I had to photograph and pin it, it's so sweet. :)
Very clever card Bonnie, I can see how much went into this lovely scene xxx
Totally gorgeous card and a fabulous tree, love all the work that has gone into the background.
Kath x
Very clever to use the pine bough stamp on top of the die cut tree! Lovely scene outside your window!
Darling scene, Bonnie - just love the window with the tree in front!
Your snowman does fit perfectly! So cute!
Very clever use of the EF & those lovely dies. Really impressed at how you made the PTI tree die fit that SU stamp. You've created a marvelous winterscape, and of course I loved that little red guy perched in the tree! Most beautiful card, Miz B. TFS &Hugs
Beautiful card Bonnie. Love everything about it. xxx
So sweet, Bonnie. Love the little snowman outside the window. And your tree is beautiful with the stamped pine branches. Need to try that! xx
What a beautiful card. Great idea having the tree outside of the window, gives the card much greater interest xxxx
You've created a lovely scene. Clever idea to stamp the pine leaves on the die-cut tree. xx
Gorgeous scene, love the tree and that little snowman. Gail xx
I remember the levitating snowman! Great way to anchor him. I love that you essentially made that Christmas tree. Wonderful card!
Wow, this card is amazing Bonnie! I love this whole scene, but it is that tree that you have me doing a double take. I love how you cut out a tree shape and then stamped the pines boughs on it, so gorgeous! Hugs, Brenda
What a wonderful christmas scene, I absolutely love it.
Thank you for joining us at Simon says Stamp Wednesday Challenge.
Luv
Debby
This card is so adorable. Love the tree in front of the window, The scene out the window is beautifull done.
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