Happy Thanksgiving my wonderful Blog Readers! May you day be filled with love, family and friends! Today is the PPA sketch challenge by the talented Nicole Watt.
What a fun sketch! This is one that I will be using agan. Using the Joyful Christmas, created a larger image than I anticipated so I had to take a few liberties with the sketch.
Embossing on vellum produces such an elegant image and that is exactly the look I wanted for my PPA card. After stamping the image with Gold Metallic Encore, I embossed with Gold Embossing Powder. The color comes because I turned the image over and colored the back of the vellum with both my Cherry Cobbler & Old Olive Markers. The nice thing is that you do not have to be at all careful when you are coloring because the embossing only allows the color to show that should.
The Whisper White Background is embossed with the Stylish Stripes Embossing Folder. Arrows created from the Gold Foil Sheets are the perfect way to tie in with the Gold Embossing and the Dotted Background paper.
After stamping 3 images, I fussy cut so that I could layer them with dimensionals after curling them by rolling them on my pencil. From this view, you can definitely see the dimension. This card just seemed to be begging for some pearls. So, I happily obliged by using the rule of 3's.
The inside of my card also has a bit of decoration. The sentiment from Joyful Christmas adds a nice message.
Thanks for stopping by my blog today!
Hugs,
Ginger
Beautiful card!
Stunning! This has to be one of my all-time favorite “Ginger Cards”!
Very nice card, thank you for the instructions of how you did it. Its also different for you, using a lot of pearls!! Yes, this card is a keeper.
Wow, Ging, this card is absolutely beautiful!! I will try this sketch and your idea!! Great Job!
This card is so beautiful! It sounds like it took a lot of time to do but the result is gorgeous. I think this is the first card I’ve seen you use that many pearls but it is a great accent. Love your card!
Gorgeous! My favorite set this Christmas and you really showcased it well! TFS