Just when I think I won't have time to craft, I get some time! Yay!I've been experimenting with cards for Christmas (I know I'm not alone! Lol!) and came up with some watercolored cards using the Stampin' Up! stamp set called "City of David". I thought they looked nice. There's some embossing and paint daubing going on in there too. I outlined how I made them on PaperCraftCentral if you would like to know more!
In Australia there is no snow at Christmas so I am always looking for ways to make cards that go with the season here. I like the effect of the starlight glittering on the sand in this image. I don't know if you can see it or the glittery stars either, but in real life you can!
Hope you like these!
12 comments:
Nicely done. I can hardly belive its time to begin thinking Christmas again!!!!!
Glad you were able to find time to craft.
Fab card susan, love the watercolour effect.
wow! another beautiful work. you are really an inspiration to me, Ma'am Susan.
Beautiful card Susan... even though we have warm weather... I can't resist Christmas cards with snowmen! LOL Must be wishful thinking!
Hey Susan
Thanks for stopping by !
Our school hols here starts mid Nov so there's no getting away until then if at all .
Love the watercolour effect here on your Christmas card !
WOW Susan!!! That is soooooo strikingly gorgeous!!!!! I'm hoping to learn to watercolor with some new ones I just bought!!!
lovely cards susan! you do lovely work!xx
luv tanXx
It's lovely Susan!!!
Very smart of you to be thinking ahead to Christmas. Your card is lovely and I bet the twinkling stars really make it special too!
Thank you for your sweet comment on my Magpie's Nest :)
Beautiful card Susan... I love watercoloured effects and yours is stunning on your card hun :D
hugs
Chris xx
You just made my fingers itch to watercolour. I find it so relaxing and hope you do too! This is such a lovely serene card. Congratulations on starting to think about your Christmas cards and thank you for your wonderful comment on my blog.
such a gorgeous card Susan
love the water colouring and the colours you chose.
chriss x
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