Hello everyone!
It's Saturday and I'm delighted to introducing you to our new challenge at 52CCT.
For the next two weeks we'll play with shadows. You can use stamps, stencils, embossing powder ......but you can also draw the shadows yourself.
On the challenge blog you can find some videos on how to make shadows if you are not familiar with this technique.
I decided to draw the shadows myself - the straight lines of the subjects on my card made it very easy.
I positioned the subjects provisionally and shifted everything slightly to the bottom right. I drew a fine line at the bottom and right edge of the shapes and then pushed the pieces back to their original position. I coloured the shadows and then embossed about two thirds of the panel with a wall pattern. I stuck the beam to this border and hung the stockings on it so that the previously drawn shadows corresponded with the subjects.
Finally, I stuck a strip of Washi tape to the bottom border and stamped the sentiment - which I also shaded.
Everything is colored with alcohol markers and fussy-cut...
Have fun with the challenge!
Linked up with:
Jingle Bells - Cardstock Christmas
Christmas Crafts All Year Round - Autumn Colors
The Crafter's Cafe - Dots and/or Stripes
Mix It Up - Anything Goes + Embossing
Sparkles Christmas - From our House to your House
The 12 Month of Christmas - Christmas
Merry Little Christmas - Anything Christmas Goes
Stamps: Stockings (Stampin'Up); Sentiment (The Stamps of Life);
Inks: Crumb Cake and Early Espresso (Stampin'Up); Onyx Black (Versafine);
Dies: Beam (a label die-cut from Deco Time cut in a half)
Embosing: Deco Time
Alcohol markers, washi tape,
Super tolle Karte!!! Bises
RépondreSupprimer3D makes it’s own shadow! Great!
RépondreSupprimerRosi, this is so CUTE! I love a sweet row of holiday stockings, and what fun colors! Thanks so much for playing at Sparkles!
RépondreSupprimerCute Christmas card. Thanks for entering your wonderful creation in our Dots and/or Stripes challenge at The Crafter's Cafe this fortnight.
RépondreSupprimerRosi: I had to zoom out on your card photo to see the subtle shading for Merry Christmas! It's terrific! Probably looks much better in person than what gets captured by photo. Well done for the technique challenge!
RépondreSupprimerWOW I love how the shadows came out around your stockings. Looks so real!!
RépondreSupprimerBeautiful!!! Thank-you so much for participating in our CHRISTMAS CRAFTS ALL YEAR ‘ROUND challenge. Hope to see your beautiful creations in our next challenge!! Have a happy crafty day!!!
RépondreSupprimerDeanne at A Little Bit O’ Paper
Wow, what a fabulous Christmas card, so fun and inspiring. Coloured beautifully. Good luck. Thanks for joining in with us at Sparkles Christmas hugs Debs DT xxx
RépondreSupprimerque c'est joli Rosi, cette aligné de chaussettes est si festive! Biz
RépondreSupprimeroh how clever and fun! love every element in this sweet scene! so pleased you could join our cardstock christmas fun once more at JINGLE BELLES!
RépondreSupprimerwhat fun colors for your trio of stockings ... so glad you joined our Cardstock Christmas at Jingle Belles.
RépondreSupprimerCute - using those socks is a fun way to include stripes! Thanks for joining our current dots and/or stripes challenge at the Crafter's Cafe.
RépondreSupprimerDorothy S, DT member
Great card. I am digging that brick background with the fireplace. Thanks for joining us at Crafter's Cafe Challenge!
RépondreSupprimerRosi this is a beautiful card. The texture on the background is a wonderful compliment to the graphic nature of the stockings.
RépondreSupprimerThank you very much for your lovely card and entering it into our challenge and good luck with the prize draw.
Stay healthy, happy, keep crafting and Creating Joy :)
Mandy ♥
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Great card - love the brickwork embossing.
RépondreSupprimerThanks for joining us at the Mix It Up Challenge blog.
Helen x
Eine wundervolle Weihnachtskarte, ich mag diese Socken so gerne.
RépondreSupprimerLiebe Grüße
von Anke