Hi There and thanks so much for stopping by today. Its Bruno here im participating in the monthly design team blog hop for TGCDT - The Gentleman Crafters Design Team (all of the members are from around the world and are ..... MALE!).
Today I am featuring a project that I dreamed of when I first saw this bundle. And, it finished up to be very close to the image in my head. Here it is;
Where we live, we don't get snow. Lots of the samples for this suite are very winter-centric and I wanted to try to make something a little less wintery.
Before I go on, I just have to say something - I LOVE CORK specialty paper. The cork was a perfect backdrop to the house scene!
I stamped the house onto Very Vanilla card stock using Crumb Cake and cut out using the coordinating die. Using the AMAZING blending brushes, I added some shading to give a dusty mountain feel.
I stamped the trees using Early Espresso and cut out using the coordinating die. I mounted this slightly higher to give the impression of some depth. Once again, I added some shading to give a dusty mountain feel.
I then mounted this onto the cork and mounted this onto a piece of Cinnamon Cider and then mounted this onto a Cinnamon Cider card base.
Finally, I stamped the sentiment using Versamark and heat embossed using White embossing powder. I cut this out (using scissors) and mounted onto the card as shown.
I loved making this card, I loved using these GORGEOUS products and hope you like it too! Let me know what you think in the comments below.
The cork is ..... wow! I had so much fun using this on a recent video. In case you missed the video, click on the image below to see the video now.
Here are the projects created in the video above;
As mentioned, this is a blog hop! Make sure you hop around to all of the other participants to check out their AWESOME projects!
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Thank you so much for sharing this card on your blog. Interesting how we see things in other parts of the world.
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