Sunday, January 31, 2021

Wintry Ice Skate

Hello friends!  Happy Sunday!  We've got snow coming down and here in South Jersey we might get 12" - wow.  😮 SO, so, so grateful I work from home at the moment!  Not a fan of driving in this kind of weather.

I'm playing in a couple of challenges with my wintry card.  The first is:  Tic Tac Toe PP# 526 - A Challenge From Laurie.

Stampin' Up! Framed Tulip embossing folder, lace, ice skate die, white cotton twine; Flourishes Let It Snow snowflakes, sentiment; Papertrey Ink Tiny Tags tag die; rhinestone; glitter


I chose the diagonal from top left to bottom right:  die-cut, embossing and blue.  I also happen to have sparkle, and scene on the board.  My ice skate is laced up and sitting amidst a flurry of snowflakes!  There's a panel beneath the ice skate that had been embossed with Stampin' Up!'s Framed Tulips embossing folder.  

This was a fun card to put together, because I could add a little of this and a little of that.  There's a snippet of an old book page on here that was begging to be used up, as well as a piece of lace.

I'm also entering at a new-to-me challenge called Rudolph Days, where anything goes as long as it's Christmas!

Thanks so much for your visit!
God bless you!

11 comments:

  1. This is such a lovely card. I really like the way the book page complements the fancy look of the rest of the card. That is the look I am trying to achieve with my Christmas tree. I have a lot of newer mercury glass baubles and other vintage ornaments. I am adding homemade ornaments with a bit of a grungy TH look.
    Your card has captured that look!

    Thanks for taking part in the first Rudolph Days Challenge this year!

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  2. Oh my, what a beautiful ice-skate! This is fabulous Colleen. I love the bit of sparkle in the skate and your lovely layers. Glad you can stay home too!

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  3. Hi Colleen! Love this card. Love using snippets of stuff to create. I am tired of all this snow and ice. But, your card still made me smile thinking about ice skating. I wasn't very good at all but dad was I have been told. Anyway, just wanted to pop in. Hugs!

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  4. When I saw this card I said, "WOW, isn't' this outstanding!" Of course, I said it out loud and my hubby and I had a little tiff. He hates when I talk to the computer, as he thinks I am talking to him! It was totally worth it though! I couldn't love this anymore! Plus your photography skills are outstanding too! I am in awe! Thanks for playing along with us at The Paper Players.

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  5. Oh, my, that's a lot of snow; stay in, safe and warm! And about this card...it's gorgeous. Love the lacy skate die-cut and your paper choices couldn't be anymore perfect. What a beautiful make, Colleen!

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  6. What a gorgeous ice skate and I love how you've laced it up! The background is awesome! I love how you put together bits of this and that and it all goes together so perfectly!

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  7. beautiful! I love the skate, the card design and the snowflake background! Thank you so much for playing along with the first 2021 Rudolph Days Challenge. sorry I'm late commenting; slowed down with blogger not wanting me to leave comments.
    Linda, DT

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  8. Oh, how beautiful and feminine this is! So you are getting snow, after all. I'm go glad you work from home because I sure see a lot of accidents on the news.

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  9. Oh colleen, this is so soft and fun! I love the vintage look. You really got a LOT Of snow. Hope you are staying safe and warm. Thank you so much for joining us this week over at The Paper Players!

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  10. What a beautiful card. Reminds me of all the skating I did as a child here in MN. Hope our nasty cold doesn't come to your area.

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  11. Hi Colleen,
    This is such a pretty card and it brings the warmth of memories and vintage vibes. Beautiful blend of patterns, layers and sparkle!

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Thank you so much for your visit today! May God bless you!

Hugs,
Colleen

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