I think blues and browns look wonderful together - especially for a snowflake card! This card uses Early Espresso and Bashful Blue inks, along with the Snowflake Soiree stamp set from the Holiday Catalog.
I used less than a page from the Festive Prints pad and a 2" x 4-1/4" strip of Early Espresso Core'dinations Card Stock, sanded after it was run through the Lacy Brocade embossing folder in the Big Shot. Of course the sentiment is on a Label Framelit. How did we live without Framelits?
I'm slowly filling up a box with Christmas cards. How are yours coming along? I hope you'll add a card or two to this Merry Monday challenge. These simple sketches make a great jumping off point to your creativity. I promise I'll swing by your place and leave a nice comment! Have a terrific week.
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11 comments:
I love the blue and Espresso together, Terry! Another beautiful card!
I'm with Bonnie about the color combo, it is one of my favorites. Very nice card.
PS Thanks for your help with my post last night. Love it when I can learn something new!
Beautiful card, Terri! I just love those snowflakes done in this color combo! Pretty paper too!
Very pretty and classy card! Love the browns and blue color combos together. Thanks for sharing your card. I really should start thinking about Christmas cards.
So pretty Terry! You can never have too many snowflakes or dazzling diamonds :-)
I like blue and brown together too, but would not have thought of it for a Christmas card. Looks very pretty, especially with the Illuminate ink.
Terry, this is a beautiful Christmas card. The Snowflake images look so good against the Espresso DSP and card stock.
These colours together ARE really fabulous for Christmas. Gorgeous Christmas card Terry!
ok i envy you on this creation...it is gorgeous...great colors and papers...fabulous images and sentiment...plus some "bling"...yep i'm green
Love this card Terry! Will definitely be casing it! Hugs!
Beautiful card Terry, I love the colours and papers you used.
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