Tuesday, 24 January 2017

Merry Christmas


First Christmas card for the year... I'm CASing Kimberley's card at Muse: Christmas Vision #76 and posting to CAS Watercolour - January challenge - Snowflake. Firstly I created the background panel - stamped and embossed the green branch and then a scattering of snowflakes embossed in white. Then I gave the panel a wash of blue - I used a dry baby wipe sprayed with some blue mist, I find this way gives a nice smooth coat, not too blotchy.  Then I cut some white card with a die to form my hill. I stamped and and coloured my image with Brushos and drew on a thread to hang it from the foliage.  Finally I attached a stamped sentiment.  Thanks for taking a peek.


  

6 comments:

  1. Hi Robyn. Beautiful watercoloured sky. I have never used a baby wipe with spray to create a background, but will definitely have to give it a try. It's really beautiful. Love those sweet snowflakes and the pop of colours from the Santa ornament! Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Watercolour! xx

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  2. Oh this is one I missed. A really pretty Christmas card Robyn. I love your retro looking Santa. A really great design. Barbxx

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  3. Hey Robyn!!!! So lovely!!! I collect those vintage style ornaments, LOVELY!!!! GORGEOUS snowflakes!!! Thanks for being in the MCV Club! LOVE seeing your cards here, always!!!! I hope you have a goal to keep them rolling, mine is 3 a week....so far, so good!

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  4. Oh clever - love how the santa ornament is hanging from the tree! So glad you joined us at MCV Robyn! (thanks for the comment yesterday - that Santa is from Essentials by Ellen at Ellen Hutson).

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  5. Love your soft watercolour background and the way you have suspended your pretty ornament Santa from the branch.

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  6. Love your background, Robyn! I'll have to try that technique. Your Santa ornament is beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing with us at CAS Watercolour!

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Thank you for taking the time to comment, all encouragement and inspiration is very welcome. May your day be a happy and extra special one, cheers Robyn