Hello and happy Tuesday to all of you! I haven't played along with The Paper Players for quite some time and I thought this color combination looked fun and festive, so I gave it a try!
I had been looking for ideas for another project on Pinterest and came across this picture.....
This was my jumping off point for this card. I wanted to use up some of my older DSP and this ski sweater print was a perfect match, I thought.
Since I don't own the new stamp set {Winter Wishes} which has a ski in it, I had to make my own! I stamped the hardwood stamp with Real Red ink onto Real Red cardstock and then cut out 3/4" strips. I hand cut the tips of the skis and rolled them over a bit to make the tips bend up.
The pine branches are from {Wonderland}. I fussy cut them out and sponged them with coordinating ink. I also sponged the edges of all the Crushed Curry cardstock with Crushed Curry ink to mute the brightness of it just a bit. The green in the DSP is actually Garden Green, but I think it goes just fine with my Cucumber Crush card base and sentiment.
A couple of gold accents thrown on in the form of a gold brad and gold cord and my card was basically done! This was a fun one to do!
Here's a list of my supplies.....
Stamps: Happy Scenes, Hardwood, Wonderland
Ink: Cucumber Crush, Baked Brown Sugar, Real Red, Crushed Curry
Paper: Trim The Tree DSP paper stack, Crushed Curry, Cucumber Crush, Real Red, White
Accessories: Gold cord, Gold brad, Modern Label punch, Burlap Ribbon
Thanks for taking a peek and have a blessed day!
Jenny
Oh Jenny - fun fun fun card - love the textures of the sweater paper and burlap and the great way the skis are added on! You almost make me want to look forward to winter! :) Thanks for joining us this week at The Paper Players with your awesome talent and creativity!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I am so impressed with your homemade skis! I thought for sure it was a stamp--clever girl. Great use of the nordic paper and love it combined with burlap for a cozy, rustic feel. Wonderful card, so glad you joined us at The Paper Players!
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