Snowflakes at my Door

Good afternoon. 

We are being hit with yet another rain storm here in South Carolina. 

I am so sick of the rain.... thankful for rain... but still sick of it.

Does that even work? lol!

Anyway, I am here with another fun Christmas card. I have been 

enjoying the cooler weather (it's been in the low to high 70's the past few days)

That means I get to open curtains and light a few fall smelling candles. 

When the sun is beaming and the temps are so hot, my AC can't keep up and

I have to keep the house looking like a dungeon. No fun!!! :(

I created this card using the Fresh Brewed Designs Rubber Stamp

COME AND KNOCK AT MY DOOR 

The actual image just has the topiaries plain. I drew in the snowman faces and buttons. 

I love to add fun things to the topiaries for different seasons and holidays. 

I used patterned paper from the American Crafts HOT COCOA stack. 

The Kraft paper was embossed using a cuttlebug snowflake embossing folder. 

I added some silver and crystal stickles to the card for an extra touch of sparkle! 

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I chose a monochromatic theme for this card because I love how simple, yet beautiful 

it is. It makes the card look old fashioned, simple, warm, and inviting. And is much different 

than my normal bright, bold style. 

Thank you for stopping by!

I hope you all have a beautiful and blessed day. 

Heather D. 

Challenges:
 SIMON SAYS STAMP -Wednesday CAS Christmas Challenge
Crafty Ribbons #128 Christmas, No Red Or Green 
As You Like it Challenge -Monochrome or Colour (& Why)
Christmas Stampin' All Year Long - Fav Christmas Combo and Layers
Alphabet Challenge -Q is for Quick and Simple
Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas - Shabby Chic / vintage

Welcome Fall

Good Morning.

I am here to share a NEW DIGI with you!

This image was added to the Fresh Brewed Designs Shop TODAY!

This card was created for our current Freshly Brewed Challenge:

PUMPKIN PATCH

This card showcases the NEW FBD 

FALL PORCH DIGITAL STAMP

This card was created using the following SCS Challenges:

Sketch Challenge 510

Try a New Technique 503: erasers

I colored this image with mostly prismacolor markers. 

The wreath was given texture by using a colorless blender pen. 

I added the rings around the rhinestones using a broken eraser. 

You know the ones. The ones you buy when your pencils eraser

has broken off. The ones that if you use too much or with too much force 

the whole top breaks off leaving the little, thin, tube shaped eraser on your pencil.

Yea, that one. My kids have lots of those ;) 

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Have a happy and blessed day!

                       Heather