Hello and Welcome.
Time for another card for the
Our theme this month is
Anything Goes
My card was created so quickly using a simple technique I showed on my blog a few weeks ago that I called Acetate Inking.
It is really simple to do. Basically, I rubbed Distress inks onto an acetate sheet and sprayed with water. By bending the acetate sheet, I was able to apply the ink exactly where I wanted it to be on my cardstock. When it was dry, it reminded me of a mountain winter scene, so I simply stamped the trees leaving my card simple.
It is really simple to do. Basically, I rubbed Distress inks onto an acetate sheet and sprayed with water. By bending the acetate sheet, I was able to apply the ink exactly where I wanted it to be on my cardstock. When it was dry, it reminded me of a mountain winter scene, so I simply stamped the trees leaving my card simple.
I die-cut a frame and mounted the piece onto my card front.
Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.
Adding my card to these challenges:
CAS on Friday- CHRISTMAS
The Male Room- CHRISTMAS/WINTER WISHES
Card Mania- CHRISTMAS
Allsorts- COLD AND FROSTY COLOURS
Supplies
Stamps- Mountain Top Trees (Poppystamps)
Inks- Stormy Sky, Faded Jeans, Salty Ocean Distress (TH)
Paper- heavy white
Accessories and Tools- Misti; acetate sheet; Mister (TH); dies- (MFT)
Inks- Stormy Sky, Faded Jeans, Salty Ocean Distress (TH)
Paper- heavy white
Accessories and Tools- Misti; acetate sheet; Mister (TH); dies- (MFT)
Completely wonderful! Jo x
ReplyDeleteYou get wonderful results with this technique, Karen! It does look like mountains and the trees are perfect! It reminds me of the hill behind the house I grew up in. Love the look of the shadows!
ReplyDeleteSo atmospheric, so beautiful and gorgeous x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful acetate watercoloured background, Karen. I love how you stamped your trees to give them depth. Your card could be for any Winter occasion, so no sentiment means you can save and add sentiment later:-) Love that... Hugs and Happy Holidays my friend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous technique Karen and your card is gorgeous, Kate x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Karen, I love the misty effect of the watercolour and the trees are perfect. It reminds me of our BC forests above the water. I have to try using the acetate :)
ReplyDeleteawww you just totally blew me away again i do love your colouring the bluesss
ReplyDeleteYou certainly created fabulous mountains Karen. This is just gorgeous in 'your blue tones'. Love that you framed it - great finish.
ReplyDeletethis is simply gorgeous Karen
ReplyDeleteGr Karin
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou have mastered this technique (as you do with all the ones you try)! This is a gorgeous scene, Karen. Love the gray and blue colours which really portray a cold winter's day. xx
ReplyDeleteBrrrrr! I love this Karen. Barbxx
ReplyDeleteWow! Karen, your cards are beautiful! I love your watercolors.
ReplyDeleteLove your poinsettia and how I struggled with that one with ink and markers. Just could not get a crisp image like you did! I bow to you for that. Loved the trees and even hunted for that stamp but could not find it anywhwere. What a great technique and thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful snowy winter forest Karen! Julia xx
ReplyDeleteTransferring the inks from an acetate sheet has worked really well Karen and the blue trees are perfect with the background too, and this is such a pretty winter scene. x
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely GORGEOUS Karen!! LOVE those blue trees and your background is FABULOUS! Lovely, lovely card!! :0)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great card - love that you have kept the 'scene' monochrome
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Maxine
A really lovely creation following our 'Cold and Frosty Colours' at Allsorts challenge this week, many thanks for joining in. And wishing you and yours a wonderful festive season.
ReplyDeleteB x
Absolutly beautiful, so amazing!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt definitely looks like a mountain scene, how fun that you created it with inks and acetate. Gorgeous card, thanks so much for sharing with us this week at Allsorts challenge!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card, Karen. Your background is fabulous, I love the beautiful mountain scene.
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Anke
Wow - gorgeous card & technique! That scene is awesome! Thanks for joining us at The Male Room Challenge Blog!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous, Karen! I love this serene mountain winter scene! The shades of blue and the acetate inking are so beautiful. Hideko xx
ReplyDeleteYou've created a wonderful frosty scene, Karen. The blue trees are the perfect style to go with your wonderful mountains.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful in those shades of blue - a wonderful background using the acetate sheet!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous watercolor card. Absolutely amazing!
ReplyDeleteI like your beautiful festive card :-))
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in with The Male Room.
Absolutely gorgeous card! Love the blues and the softness of the watercolour. Thank you for joining us at The Male Room - Charlotte/Lady Joyful, DT
ReplyDeleteNice card ! Looks really very special !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Thank you for joining us at TMR with such a simple but stunning card.
ReplyDeleteKaren, this is a fabulous creation! TFS your technique, which gave you a wonderfully foggy looking mountain scene straight from the Pacific Northwest!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Cas card, love it! Thank you for joining our challenge at Cas on Friday!
ReplyDeleteMariken DT