Hello friends! It’s time for a new card challenge over at Cards in Envy. The theme is Santa Baby! Create a card featuring anything that makes you think of Santa.
I recently purchased this fun Winter Skies set from Lawn Fawn. I thought it would be fun to make a night scene of the little critters watching the sky for Santa on Christmas Eve. Of course, I had to use Brusho powder again to make the night sky. I added some stars using a white gel pen. Then used some Nuvo glitter drops on the snowy hills. I really need to make card scenes more often since I love the end results.
Highlighted supplies
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Lawn Fawn stamp set – Winter Skies
Lawn Fawn Lawn Cuts – Winter Skies dies
Lawn Fawn Lawn Cuts – Stitched hills dies
Copic Markers – Ciao set A
Copic Markers – Ciao set B
Tonic Studios – guillotine paper trimmer
Scotch – Pink ATG (Advanced Tape Glider)
Lawn Fawn ink – Jet Black
Lawn Fawn – Glue Tube
Lawn Fawn – Stamp Shammy
Nuvo Glitter drops – White Blizzard
Signo gel pen – White
Brusho watercolor powder – Black
Be sure to check out the rest of the Cards in Envy design team’s cards. I’d love for you to play along with our card challenge. Just remember to keep your card fairly flat so it fits nicely in an envelope.
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Oooh, this looks fabulous, Kristie! I was lamenting that I hadn't yet used my Brushos, but now you've given me inspiration on how I can still use it! It looks gorgeous here. I adore the scene you have created. I hope you do find time to create more scenes. Thanks so much for sharing! 🙂
I love your scene! You definitely have an eye for scenes as well as layering. I have Brusho on my wish list and I so enjoy seeing how you are working with it. The LF stamps are adorable. TFS!
Beautiful, peaceful scene of Christmas night, Kristie! Love it! Happy Thanksgiving!
Thank you, Jeanne! I am definitely not an expert with Brusho powders. But I do enjoy creating a background, especially with the black. 🙂
Thank you, Jennifer! Brusho is really easy to use for creating fun looking backgrounds. The black is my favorite since it has so many different colors mixed into it.
Thank you, Sherry! I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! 🙂