Hi All
Happy New Year to you all,
I am here with the first challenge this year at Time Out Challenges.
It is our Theme Challenge and the Theme is:
Winter with the optional twist of White on White
I went with the twist and made this:
Happy New Year to you all,
I am here with the first challenge this year at Time Out Challenges.
It is our Theme Challenge and the Theme is:
Winter with the optional twist of White on White
I went with the twist and made this:
These snow flakes are die cut from sparkle white foam and grounded with score lines. Both the snowflakes and the sentiment are from our fabulous sponsors Uniko. If you twist with us there is a random selected prize from Uniko...so twist away!
Our Guest Designer for this challenge is Claire. She is so very creative. Check out her blog Life on The Scrap Heap, it is full of inspiring cards and I guarantee you will come back ready to craft away!
Check out what our design team have created here then I hope you will join in the fun with us.
Enjoy x
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Love those score lines, I always forget to use them although they look SO fab! I love the snowflakes too, this card has a lot of dimension and interest although it's so CAS! Great job!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this white-on-white card with the touch of glitter and those score lines!
ReplyDeleteIt's been ages since I made a white on white card, and I'm not ready to stop making Christmas cards yet, so I think I'll have a go at this one. Your card is very elegant and love the effect of the scored lines.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, and it sure evokes "cold"! Or maybe it's the temperature here (2*) doing it to me lol
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love this stunning card! I need to remember to add score lines on my cards more often. X
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and elegant, love all that gorgeous white!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Sandie and how great you can link up with Casology as well. I should do the same! Thanks for having me to guest again...always love to join in!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Sandie!! xx
ReplyDeleteThis is perfection, Sandie, that's all I can say - perfection!!!
ReplyDeleteIcy and perfect.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful. The glittery white showflakes look so icy. Happy New Year and thanks so much for playing along at CASology this week.
ReplyDeleteLove the glitter & dimension of your snowflake! Thanks so much for playing along with us at CASology this week, Sandie!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful Sandie! I love that glittery, over-the-edge snowflake. The trilogy little embellishments really add so much to the design as do the embossed lines at the bottom. Gorgeous WOW creation! xx
ReplyDeleteI have the same Idea like your card
ReplyDeletethree scor pal line on my last Post yaay
I love that big Snowflakes Sandie so shiny and looks soft like a real snow
wonderful white on white card Sandie
see you around my friend
big hugs
Monika
Beautiful. Love the touch of scoring and the fabulous glitter on the snowflakes!
ReplyDeleteI adore the look of white on white ... your addition of the icy sparkle is exquisite, Sandie! Speaking of ... this could be the view out my window at the moment! xx
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I think this is one of the prettiest white-on-white cards I've ever seen. Soft, subtle, and really, really pretty. The scoring on your panel adds another layer of dimension, which is so lovely in whites. Beautiful. Bev
ReplyDeleteThese scored lines really make the difference in your lay-out! A real cold-elegant card! Hope you have a fab weekend! Hugs, Gerrina
ReplyDeleteWhite on white is so elegant and this card is a perfect example. Happy New Year
ReplyDeleteSO pretty Sandie - you did white on white beautifully with the dimensional glittery snowflakes and the score lines for texture! Fabulous card! Jill
ReplyDeleteThat single snowflake is so wonderfully glittery and frosty, Sandie ... it's gorgeous against those crisp, subtle scored lines! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteThe perfect snowflake!Sandy your card is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing at CASology!
Stunning Sandie, I simply LOVE the sparkle of the snowflake. Hugs Bev x
ReplyDeleteAhh... I always love white on white. Lovely work on this. I especially like your subtle scored lines. It makes me want to pull out my score board!
ReplyDelete- Shauna