Hi, everyone! Today I am sharing a card inspired by Karen at
My Cup Runneth Over! She was the guest designer over at
Pixie's Snippet Playground and I fell in love with her
card, which is such a fun way to use up those small scraps of patterned paper! Here's my version:
I had some leftovers from my
Set of 4 Panel Fold Cards that I shared a couple days ago. The papers are
Woodland Christmas from
We Are 3 Digital Shop. I hand-cut a banner edge on each scrap and layered them across the card. I fussy-cut the deer from the digital paper and then hand-cut a snowbank from a white cardstock scrap. The background paper is from the same set. I stamped a sentiment in black and added three punched snowflakes (Recollections punch).
I would like to support the following challenges:
A Perfect Time to Craft AG UE;
Beccy's Place -
Month of Holiday Cards I'm jumping ahead to "O" for Outdoors;
Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas AG Optional Use Some Glitter UE;
Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper November UE;
Cute Card Thursday Festive UE;
DL.ART November Linky UE 1/d;
Dragonfly Dreams Christmas/Winter UE;
Little Patch of Crafty Friends AG 1/3;
The Outlawz Festive Friday Christmas UE;
Word Art Wednesday 412-413 AG w Uplifting Sentiment wk1 4/5
Thank you for looking at my card! Wishing you a joyful day!
20 comments:
WOW - just love the design of this beautiful card. Great scene.
This is very lovely!! I love the banner idea and I know now I am using those banner dies I own to make my banners - as I have a TON of scraps - I love Karen's L work and copy her now and then - this was truly a great idea so I now have a use of getting rid of scraps - your card turned out so very beautiful Fit Kitty - stunning! Congrats on making Beccy's - I did too but did not know the race was on as I was uploading my tags - hehe - that is twice now - I will have to look for more digitals!! Yeah! Blessings my friend!
I made one of these too. I was inspired by Karen's card at Pixie Snippets. Yours is quite lovely with the blue and silver.
Gorgeous colours Kitty, I love the beautiful soft blue combined with the grey. Your card looks very peaceful. I've seen the original card that inspired your creation, it sure is a beauty and you've done a wonderful job with your version. It's a fabulous way to use scraps and I think I'll be creating some of these myself. Love it!
Cheers,
Beccy
Just gorgeous, so balanced and perfect choice of DP with color combos! Love the final result, so creative!
A beautiful card, lovely papers and great design.
Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
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Gorgeous card, beautiful colours and great design, it is amazing use of leftovers.
The colors are beautiful and I love the deer. [Bunny]
Wow, great card with those leftovers.
xxx Margreet
Fabulous!! So delicate and sweet card, and love all the different banners and the textures! Great hand cutting, you are so accurate!
I too have seen Karen Letchworth card and tag made with banners. It's really a wonderful idea to use scraps! I have to try myself!
Big hugs!
Beautiful card and I love all the snippets of paper. Very elegant looking.
Lynn
Super card, it has a lovely wintery feel to it and such a great use of those snippets too xx
This is fabulous, love the papers and lovely layers to this gorgeous festive card.
Hugs
Linda xxx
I really really like this Kitty! The colors you used are so elegant! and your design so sweet!! This is a show stopper, my friend!!
So pretty and beautifully done! I love that you used up scraps to create your card!
Theresa
Isn't it wonderful when you find a card design that uses up those pieces of beautiful paper that you just can't throw away? :-) Love this card design, Kitty. The papers you used work beautifully together. The deer are the perfect touch for this wintry card. Wonderful work, my friend.
Enjoy your day!
Big hugs,
♥ Lena
Lena’s Creations
Beautiful card, those scraps are fabulous and go well with the sweet deer and lovely sentiment!
What a beautiful card using the scraps. I love the reindeer too!
beautiful card!
hugs
Beautiful layout and design. Thank you for joining us At a Perfect Time to Craft. Karen Neil DT
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