Some cards feel like one big rescue operation! Does that ever happen to you? I had planned a totally different design, but I had to do some many cover ups that I ended up with this clean and simple card.
CAS-ual Fridays has the theme of "Something torn", which gave me the idea to use torn paper to make the snow (which is actually also a part of my my cover up job!)
I'm glad I could rescue the image, I spent a lot of time coloring the image with some newly bought Promarkers. The image is made with a stamp from the Papermania "at Christmas Time" set.
This card is for these challenges:
1) CAS-ual Fridays - Something torn
2) Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas - #98 For a Man or Boy
3) 2 Sisters - #117 Favorite Christmas Image
what a fabulous scene love the little houses and the torn snow a great card
ReplyDeleteHugs Kate xx
A gorgeous card. A lovely image and beautifully coloured. The torn paper looks really good. You have done a good job of covering because I would never have known. Yes I have had cards like that so I do understand.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea with the snow Pia, love the little village scene...xx
ReplyDeleteWondeful project Pia, it has all worked so well. I think we all have to go in on rescue missions from time to time, well done with this one.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Laine
X
A beautiful Christmas card Pia! A good idea on the snow and the image is so pretty and nostalgic! hugs, Marlies
ReplyDeleteIt's turned out GOrgeous! A FABulous scene..
ReplyDeleteLOve it.
Chrissyxx
This is gorgeous Pia. I love the beautifully coloured image and the torn paper works so well.
ReplyDeleteSue
how pretty....
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous Christmas card , I love it :)
ReplyDeleteLovely card - love the image and the torn snow - thanks for entering my CHNC challenge 98 - hope to see you again soon. x
ReplyDeleteHi Pia
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your lovely comment you left me. Very much appreciated! Your Christmas village card is brilliant! Maybe not as planned but it worked out beautifully.
Michaela xx
This is such a pretty and peaceful scene. The torn snow is such a great idea and no one will ever know what it is hiding.
ReplyDeleteSometimes when my little 6 year old gradaughter is colouring her cards beside me, I will hear her take a quick breath in and sort of moan...ohhhhh! I look over and there are tears welling up behind her eyes as she is almost finished and has made what she feels is a "mistake". She doesn't cry but the tears are just there behind the eyes and I tell her...there are no mistakes in cardmaking. We can fix anything if we re create our original idea!
I always think card making is a good lesson in life...I find I often need to re create my original ideas about many things not related to cardmaking! teehee
Love your very pretty card.
PS Thanks for the quick answer about the die. I appreciate it as I am trying to spend my $ wisely as DH is retired now:)
You'd never know you had so many mishaps because this is gorgeous and the design is lovely. X
ReplyDeleteSome of my mishaps have turned into some of my funnest and most unique cards. I love how you've layered the paper at the bottom and I think this card turned out beautifully.
ReplyDeleteShelby
This is a pretty scene Pia, such a lovely CAS card, your torn snow is perfect.
ReplyDeletePauline
x
A super card Pia, love your scene and colouring. xx Flora
ReplyDeleteLove how you made the snow, superb idea ! And love your card, superb scene !
ReplyDeletexxx
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous pia love the whole feel to this creation. Beautiful
ReplyDeleteali x
I think I have a rescue remedy for all my cards Pia lol. This one is just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the image and snow scene you have created with the torn paper. Fab! Thank you for joining us at 2 Sisters this week. Good luck. Hugs, Jill x
ReplyDeleteOoh Pia… I would never have known this is a cover up job!! because it looks so beautiful !! what a gorgeous image and your colouring is perfection! I love the way you've layered up the torn paper - it looks really fab… a lovely cosy village nestled in the snow!!
ReplyDeleteI am ALWAYS doing cover ups… I start out with one design and like you say… mess up and have to adapt… but sometimes I have discovered some great new techniques through my mistakes!! ;-))
Hope you're having a good week!
Big Hugs
Sue xx
Such a pretty snowy scene :) Thanks for playing along with us this week at CAS-ual Fridays!
ReplyDeletePia - this is such a lovely scene, and you colored it beautifully! I love the torn paper "snow" in the foreground, even if it was a cover-up! Thank you so much for playing along with us as CAS-ual Fridays!
ReplyDeletebeautiful card ans scene thanks for sharing with us at 2 sisters this week good luck with the challenge Tracy x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter scene!!Thanks for playing along with us @ CASual Fridays this week!
ReplyDeleteI would never have known that you had to cover up any mistakes! What a beautiful winter scene, and the torn layers really soften the foreground. Thanks for sharing this with us at CAS-ual Fridays!
ReplyDeleteamazing little scene! beautiful snow too :).
ReplyDeleteThanks for your loving comments on my blog. Again you have designed some very attractive cards. I really like this town!
ReplyDelete