I decided on a rustic natural looking card this week for my DT creation for 100 Proof Press using the SPRUCE stamp.
I stamped the trees with black archival and blended a little brushed corduroy and vintage photo ink around the edges.
I added the wording TREE and WINTER using alpha parts, I love the dimension and texture they add. I also added tree using a chitchat sticker.
To add to the rustic feel of this card I added three leaves cut using the Tattered Leaves die, colouring with brushed corduroy and vintage photo inks and adding text to each leaf for added interest. I also added natural twine and button.
I also added a SPRUCE to the inside of my card.
Thanks so much for stopping by. Tracy x x
14 comments:
This looks fabulous - I particularly love the tattered leaves.
Christmas without glitz - what a lovely nice change from all the glitter! It's only the 2nd & I feel "glittered" out :-)
Sally
beautiful card tracy.
love these colours and perfect for this time of year
xx
A gorgeous make, love the natural feel and those leaves are yummy!!!trace x
Lovely Wintery feel to this:)
Hi Tracy! I really like your card. An unassuming color scheme that draws you in. Every detail adds so much to the overall design. Bravo! Best wishes, Yvonne
Only YOU can make stamped trees look this good! Beautiful.
hugs lynn
Completely gorgeous, Tracy! That tree stamp is absolutely lovely, and you've made it look sensational here! I love the texty leaves (of course) and yummy Alphaparts, and the twine bows and button finish it perfectly. This one really sings to me!
Alison x
Beautiful card Tracy, the trees look beautiful and I love the leaves and the twine, there is something very earthy about it all and I love that. Hugs, Anne x
A fabulous card, looks wonderful.
Love these Christmas trees! Gorgeous card. The leaves with twine are perfect accent!
Simply gorgeous.
The stamping takes centre stage but you always add just the most perfect touches to your cards.
Wishes
Lynne
Fabulous Tracy.
Hugs Brenda xxx
Beautiful monochromatic piece, love those trees!
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