Good Merry Monday Morning!
Our challenge this week is brought to us by Colleen.
I had this image in my UFO box. I had done the stamping and the sky.
I don't remember why I didn't finish it.
I guess I knew I'd be needing it for Merry Monday this week!
So I colored the scene by scribbling markers on my palette (a piece of
laminated, white cardstock) and picking up the color with a
Blender Pen.
After it was all colored up, I used Dazzling Details quite liberally
over the scene. Doesn't it look chilly?
Unfortunately the piece has quite a wave from all that dazzle.
I've mounted it on a piece of fun foam. It helps but it's still waving a bit.
What's your favorite winter activity?
Hope to see it at Merry Monday!
and my snippets of design piece and black will take me over to
where there are always some fun activities going on!
Enjoy!
Card Recipe
Stamps: Winter Memories (retired SU), Holiday Snippets (PB)
Ink: Archival Black, Soft Sky, Markers (SU)
Paper: Solar White (Neena 110 lb.), Basic Black, Whisper White (SU)
Other: Stately EF (Craft Concepts), Dazzling Details, Blender Pen (SU)
I didn't even notice the waving on your card Bonnie, but I did notice all that sparkly goodness!! Beautifully colored scene too! Hope you have a wonderful week!! :0)
ReplyDeleteDelightful little scene.I love all the layering up which culminates in the image. Perfect.
ReplyDeleteThe ducks were not at all amused this morning over in the playground as there was ice on the pond. I had to go over with one of The docs hammers and break it up. Nearly broke my neck as I skidded off and did a quick twirl before grabbing hold of Parsnip!! Hugs Mrs A.
Gorgeous winter scene Bonnie.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun looking winter scene. Looks so real. Have a great week, Bonnie.
ReplyDeleteLovely wintry and sparkly scene Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun scene! I like how it simply framed so all the attention is on the image and coloring.
ReplyDeleteAdorable snowman making scene, Bonnie - gorgeous coloring!!
ReplyDeleteA delightful scene, colouring and card.
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This is gorgeous, Bonnie, and definitely has a chilly look to it!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet with the kids making snowmen. Love the dazzling details ... it does look really icy chilly and oh-so pretty! xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a precious stamp for this challenge....can feel the fun just by looking at it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scene Bonnie - love the colouring and all that yummy sparkle as well, I don't see the card waving but am waving right back anyhow :)
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What a really beautiful scene. I love the little dog with the twig in his mouth. A really sweet card. Barbxx
ReplyDeleteWonderful scene in all that sparkle! Me? I lOVE snow, but I get harassed for saying that.... I love watching it snow, warm cup of something in my hand and crafting with the fire going!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite winter activity is curling up somewhere inside and cozy with a kitty or two and reading a book. I'm a lizard and I don't like cold (and yes, by my lizard standards it gets cold here in So. AZ.). Your winter scene is very sweet and they look like they are having fun despite the chill.
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous winter scene Bonnie, love the image you've used.
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Beautiful wintry scene, I love all the wonderful details. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't have noticed the waviness if you hadn't mentioned it! It's a great sparkly winter scene - looks like the kids and their dog are having a great time! The embossing folder makes a great frame around the edges.
ReplyDeleteI love all the dazzling details I have a box of unfinished projects too. They sure do come in handy.
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Beautiful card Bonnie, love the sparkly snow and the scene.
ReplyDeleteThat's a really nice stamp Bonnie, lovely colouring and like the layered frame, great card for the challenge
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous, Bonnie! Reminds me of when we were young :) xoxoox
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scene! I hate my card warp as well - oh well, it's handmade, not perfect :)
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty! It has a Christmas past vintage feel to it. And I love the scoring of layers (is it scoring? lol).
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