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Thursday, October 15, 2020

Christmas Plaid for CAS Mix Up

  Hi there.  I'm glad you stopped by!

There's still some time to join in at CAS Mix Up.


This month we are using stencils and our host Viv challenged us to do...

I used a mask off a rectangle on a card front and sponged Twisted Citron ink
lightly inside the mask.

Then I laid a Tim Holtz mini  stencil on top and sponged again.

So easy and it makes a fantastic background.

I watercolored a die cut pine bough and layered it over a die cut branch
with some Nuvo berries all tied up with a bow. (Actually the bow is glued on.)

Check out all the inspiration at the challenge site.  You'll be glad you did.

Hope you'll join us at CAS Mix Up.

Challenge ends on the 24th.

Challenges:
CAS Mix Up - Stencil Tone on Tone


Thanks for the visit and special thanks for your comments.

Enjoy!



Card Recipe
Stamps:   Vintage Christmas Post (HA)
Ink:   Twisted Citron (DI), Cherry Cobbler (SU)
Paper:   Neenah
Other:  Marvelous Masks Rectangles (Colorful Life), Layering Mini Stencil Set #32 (TH), Holiday Greens Mini (TH), Winterberry Sprig (MB), Gansai Tambi Watercolors (54 Olive Green, 58 Evergreen, 90 Gold), Nuvo Crystal Drops (Autumn Red)


29 comments:

  1. Brilliant Plaid background for that holly sprig Bonnie. Great card. x

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  2. Love your plaid background! Jo x

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  3. I just love that background, it works perfectly with that pine sprig xx

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  4. I love your plaid in tone on tone. The pine bough looks beautiful over it. Lovely card, Bonnie.

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  5. Simply beautiful tone on tone stenciled background for your gorgeous die cut fir bough and berries and twine bow, Bonnie. This would be a fun design to mass produce. TFS and always inspiring me, my friend. Love and Hugs..Nancy

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  6. I love Twisted Citron. How pretty this is as a backdrop for you evergreen sprig and berry twig. Perfection!

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  7. LOVE this Bonnie...your plaid background with the tone on tone and the pine branch and berries is CAS perfection my friend!! Hugs. :0)

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  8. Wow! I had no idea you created that fabulous plaid- perfect for the challenge! Great design too, Bonnie. Love it!

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  9. Gorgeous sprig atop the plaid, Bonnie - just love all the die cuts you combined!!

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  10. Really like this design and the colors!

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  11. This is gorgeous Bonnie, and I love the colours of the tone on tone tartan background and the pine and berry branches are so pretty over the top, and finished beautifully with the red Nuvo drops on the berries and the coordinating red sentiment. x

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  12. The stencilling is so cool, but the greenery looks so REAL! Amazing, lovely Christmas creation!

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  13. I thought you die cut the plaid rectangle, it has so much dimension :) Love the card.

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  14. Wow, that plaid background looks perfectly stencilled!... thought it was pattern paper! Beautiful watercoloring of the pine branch. Love the design and attention to details from the bow to the Nuvo drops.

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  15. A stunning tone on tone stenciled background Bonnie - love it
    Stay safe
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  16. Such a clever way to make that background! Just right for the pine and berries sprigs.

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  17. Your pretty pine bough looks great on your stenciled background. Love your card. TFS

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  18. Well this is different. Totally loving this plaid stencil. It's the plaid theme over at the October MB challenge ;-)
    I love the berry branch with the pine sprig, the best Christmas decor for those gifts under the tree. Love those berries, yum yum.
    A beautiful tone on tone card dear friend xx

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  19. The tone on tone worked perfectly to create a plaid background! And I love the two branches tied together. Wonderful CAS card!

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  20. Sweet card Bonnie! I LOVE your tone-on-tone plaid background. Gorgoeus colours that really show off your beautiful evergreen spray! xx

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  21. So pretty, Bonnie, I'm just amazing at a simple solution... make your own "tone" to do this effect with - doh! You've done it well, my friend

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  22. Oooh! I do like a bit of plaid on a Christmas card.
    This looks amazing, what a fab stencil, and your little pine sprig looks so real. Great job! xx

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  23. I love how you did the vibrant and fabulous plaid Bonnie x. Wonderful 3D pine and branches and all tied up (glued....LOL) with a bow x. I love it x.

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  24. Beautiful Christmas card design, Bonnie. It reminds me of the warmth of my family home and this incredible anticipation for Christmas Eve. How wonderful it was to come back to those memories, especially now during the pandemic
    hugs,
    BożenA

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  25. Absolutely love this card Bonnie! The acid green plaid and the festive foliage against it - stunning! I don't seem to get email notifications about CAS Mix Up any more. I must look into that. Vicky x

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  26. That sprig is a perfect embellishment to your beautiful plaid, Bonnie.

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  27. Love the plaid tone on tone and your sprig is the perfect embellishment for your card Bonnnie.

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Enjoy! Bonnie