I used the starry Dylusion stencil, and Space Cadet, Antarctic and Ice Blue Frescos. Rather than flip the stencil over onto the second square of card, I put the card on top and lightly pressed it.
Added distress inks, Shaded Lilac, Tumbled Glass and Chipped Sapphire
some stamping - a couple of Christmas greetings in Antarctic and Pea Coat fresco, and some snowflakes in black archival.
Glittered round the three largest stars and stamped a greeting on a scrap of card and used 3d foam pads to mount it to the card.
Thanks to Alison's great tags, I've got another 2 cards made!
Linking it here for the Paperartsy challenge.
Looks like you did better than me at getting the negative to print! Fab cards too
ReplyDeleteLoving those huge stars, very festive cards Helen. They are really amazing & gr8 colours:-)
ReplyDeleteOooh fab idea to actually use them and make Christmas cards with them. Love the backgrounds
ReplyDeleteSam xxx
Brilliant idea Helen and I really love these two cards. The overstamping is lovely too.
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Lesley Xx
These are great cards, Helen; I love them, so effective,
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Great idea Helen love the colours and the stars are great xx
ReplyDeleteWow - these look fabulous, Helen! I love the stars and the frosty colour palette - and the added stamping really brings them to life - fantastic! Very happy I was able to help out in the Christmas card push... Thanks so much for joining in this week at PaperArtsy.
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Ooh, I do love those blues! I'm now waiting for mine to arrive from CVC, as I missed out on buying Antarctic and Space Cadet at Ally Pally. I love how you've used the wonderful blue Frescos and the DIs on these cards - gorgeous work, Helen! Someone is going to love receiving these. Julie Ann xx
ReplyDeleteWow these are great, so effective.
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