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Molly Bloom Christmas

Hi all

I bet you thought I had vanished. Sorry for not blogging. As some of you may be aware I have not been myself of late and finding things a bit difficult. Well I have been trying to take my mind off it and have made this Christmas card today. I have used a Molly Bloom stamped image. I must admit I started to colour this image back in October but only got the hat coloured. I completed the colouring today using my Spectrum Noir Pens from Crafter’s Companion. I stamped onto Neenah Card Stock with Memento ink. I am pleased with the way the colouring has turned out. Practice and advice from wonderful people like Leann Chiver’s, Marcea Watkins, Louise Welsh and Co. has certainly helped improve my colouring technique.

Here’s the card

I have used the following products to complete my card

Crafter’s Companion Neenah Card Stock

Crafter’s Companion Spectrum Noir

Molly Bloom Jolly Snowman Stamp

Lili of the Valley Set 8 happy Circular Stamps

WOW Black Glint Embossing Powder

Lili of the Valley Classic Christmas Paper Pad

Roy G. Biv Core’dinations Cardstock

Large Gold Ponsettia

Stickles Glitter Glue:- Star dust, Diamond and Platinum

Fired Brick Distress ink

8x8 Scalloped card Blank

Ribbon Box Ribbon

Grand Scalloped Circles Nestabilities

 

Hope you are all well

Hugs and Take care

xxx Rachel xxx

Comments

Wendy said…
It's 'bloomin' lovely xx
Trudi said…
Beautiful card, love the colours and the image xxx
Doreen said…
Beautiful...love the image and fab papers.xxx
Linda Simpson said…
Hello Rachel this is beautiful and loving the sweet image.

Hugs
Linda xxx
Kathryn said…
Oh that stunning xx.
Kate M said…
Brilliant card - super image
Kate
xx
fatmonica said…
It's a gorgeous card-I love that snowman!
Stunning, love it! Have a fab week :-) Elaine-xxx-
Kandy's Krafts said…
What a gorgeous card and yes your colouring has turned out perfect. Beautiful layout too.
Jan said…
Love this the glitter just finishes it off xx Jan
Celias said…
Gorgeous card adore the image xxxxxxx
Alyx said…
This is bloomin' gorgeous. Bit worried about his poor bare tummy, though.
xx
Cumbrianlass said…
Wow Rachel, your card is wonderful, I love the tartan, paper and the other patterend paper, blends so well. the image is very cute, and the frosting is super
Janet

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