Hello and welcome from Jills blog and if you haven't come from there then check out the Frosty Festivities blog hop hosted by Jennifer Grace (which is where you start and finish). If you comment on all the blogs in the hop then you are in with a chance of winning some gorgeous December Documented by Simple Stories and Elles' Studio Noel goodies - you need to have completed the hop by November 11th to enter. Along with all of that there is loads of wintery inspiration on the hop and all weekend over at Jennifers blog with lots more giveaways.
For the hop I created this page using the Santa's List paper collection from Teresa Collins. I distressed, inked and layered up my papers, adding some gauze and lace to the layers. I also used some Tando chipboard snowflakes which I covered in white gesso and then added some glitter glue too, the shape went perfectly with the snowflakes on the papers.
Then I made a non-traditional card.
I was inspired by Georgia Healds card (and video - check it out here)…and decided to do a Christmas version. Using more Teresa Collins papers, American Crafts and Kaisercraft stamps, glimmer mist and cosmic shimmer, string, a Tando chipboard house covered in papers and glitter and then a few sequins!
It started with a wash of gesso over some card, then a few strips of paper and more gesso over the top but this time with a palette knife. Then some spritzing with red cosmic shimmer, and some brown tattered angles mists, followed by random stamping - not reining every time so that the image wasn't perfect. I was drying the layers with my heat gun in-between. Next I layered up some string and stapled it into a circle, then covered my chipboard house with some strips of paper and doodled the windows on it. I then added glitter and sequins. It was great fun to make.
Oh WOW!! This is fantastic!! I love this photo and LO.
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Blessings ~~ dawn
That is such a lovely winter layout...and the touches of red really make it zing.
ReplyDeleteI always love your work - I would never have used the red and it is SO RIGHT
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Love your layout - I really like the red with the white.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous range of papers. I love your close up photo which is just right on this layout.
ReplyDeleteWow, I love both of your projects. The photo is awesome (is it printed in black and white?) And the non-traditional card is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYes, I over exposed it and then printed it in black and white.
DeleteBeautiful layout. Your details are great. Love each one. I really love all the different snow flakes too. Well done.
ReplyDeleteWonderful page. So well done and it really captures the "feeling" of winter.
ReplyDeleteSantas List is one of my fave collections this year! Your layout is lovely and I've "pinned" it!! xx
ReplyDeleteI like the way you finished out all the edges. It makes them stand out.
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I Create Purty Thangs
Oh my gosh! As soon as this opened in my viewer I said wow! It's just amazing
ReplyDeleteI love the touches of newsprint!
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What a great winter layout!
ReplyDeleteI love your layout and the red just pops off the page :)
ReplyDeleteAmazingly creative! Now a new follower on your blog :D
ReplyDeleteLove the b&w pic. Stunning layout
ReplyDeleteFabulous LO Katherine - I adore all those lovely snowflakes.
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Love your layout. Georgia is very inspirational. I was lucky to do a class with her earlier this year.
ReplyDeleteLoving all those textures xxx
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ReplyDeleteLove the pops of red in the LO, the photo looks amazing too. Georgia is a great artist, she has inspired a lot of my work too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layout...love the way you have just used red and white!! Love the clusters too!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI totally love the snowy scrapbook page and it has been pinned for future inspiation thank you
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layout! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuper layout, love the layering.
ReplyDeleteLove the LO particularly the layering.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute layout! tfs
ReplyDeleteLOVE your LO so much!! Love all the snowflakes and the combination of colors you used. With it being primarily white, it sure does get me in a snowy mood! Love the red accents and all the little details.
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Your page is so beautiful that I pinned it! I love the way you've used different colours than the normal light blue etc. Getting lots of traffic from you so thank you! Thanks for visiting me - hope you enjoyed my part of the blog hop x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fresh feel to a festive page - I love this! :o)x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layout.
ReplyDeleteJust stunning! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layout. I love that little bird house!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! love the colours :)
ReplyDeleteLovely layout. Especially like the snowflakes and how you have used Gesso :)
ReplyDeleteLove that scrapbook page!!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
I just love everything you've done here, wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layout! Love that black and white photo and how it's mostly neutral except for all the bits of red sprinkled throught.
ReplyDeleteAmazing projects, I love the lace on the layout, and the card is brilliant, I would so love to receive a card like that! I'm going to try and make a holiday decor item like it! Thanks so much for joining in with the hop! x
ReplyDeleteI really love the aged, antique-y look and feel of this layout. So pretty with that pop of red.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Dawn F.
ReplyDeletei love this christmas collection..you have created an amazing layout with it!! the b&w with the red looks fabulous x
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I love the white with the red.
ReplyDeleteIncredible LO and card!
ReplyDeleteI adore the layout - you really sum up the feelings of the season with this page and the sparkly snowflakes are stunning. Your card is such fun and I can only imagine how thrilled the recipient will be
ReplyDeletethis is a great layout! Love the colors- they really pop.
ReplyDeleteVery "cool" page - love the touches of red!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous !
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