I am excited to be invited to be part of the second
"March of the Snowmen Blog Hop"
Who doesn't love a snowman - I know I do and so do all the talented designers participating in this blog hop. These amazing ladies have a spectacular show for you with Snowmen galore! Some of the Blogs have Blog Candy on them - so make sure you comment on each Blog! Make sure you scroll all the way to the bottom of my post because I have some YUMBLY Candy to give away!
I have created a card using a gorgeous free image from Cora at Digital Two for Tuesday
I coloured the image with SU Chalks and a Blender Pen. The background card stock has embossed with the Snowflakes Embossing Folder that had been inke prior to embossing - I love this effect.
I then ambossed some acetate with the same folder - and attached it over the image with brads. The acetate has been recycled from a chocolates box - the family was only too happy to help by eating all of the chocolates! LOL!
I love the frosted feel that this gives the image!! The snowflake is from a Martha Stewart Punch - sadly not one I own! LOL! I have added bling to the centre of each snowflake along with some Kindy Glitz.
Laura from Layers of Colour has kindly donated the Renaissance Hearts art stamp set as a Blog Candy - to win you just have to leave a comment here and I will announce a winner in 48 hours.
You will have 24 hours to contact me otherwise I will choose another winner - it is as easy as that!!
The official starting time of the Blog Hop is 0800 CST and the order for the Blog Hop is:
Linda Lucus (you are here)
So if you arrived here from Laurie's Blog, you are in the right place, otherwise you may want to start at Angela's Blog and visit every Designer - there is Blog Candy to be won at many of the Blogs - you don't want to miss these opportunities!! Form here you need to HOP Lynn's Blog!
and there is more
You’re invited to a
The excitement is building as MANY Designers are cooking up something DELICIOUS and inspiring - you are not going to want to miss this 'feat for the eyes' - keep your eyes peeled for some Sneak Peeks while you are waiting for the BIG EVENT
There will be YUMBLY stamped and stenciled cakes - no calorie counting here - they are SUGAR FREE and SWEET as SWEET can be!! Lot’s of tasty ideas!
Thank you for joining in with us today - I hope you are enjoying all of the COOL inspiration! Thank you for the lovely comments you leave me - you aleways make me smile!
God bless you!!
{{{hugs}}}
Love your vintage card and the 3D snowflakes... a fun blog hop.
ReplyDeleteStunning card Linda..Love thye accetate effect..Loz
ReplyDeleteYour card is "super" cute. I love the "crackled" look...and I LOVE your blog candy!
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the embossed acetate -- I never think about using that stuff!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome coloring.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe I'm first to comment...love the way you layered the embossed acetate over the image...it is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool effect the embossed piece gives the image! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Linda!!! Snowment just melt my heart!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is one card full of vintage goodness! I just want to touch it!
ReplyDeleteLove the vintage look of your digi!! Sweet card!!The acetate is such a clever way to incorporate snowflakes!! Very cool!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove your card. The embossing effect is fabulous.. as a snow lover here in Michigan. It's great to see snowmen
ReplyDeleteYour layers are amazing. I love the snowflakes!
ReplyDeleteLinda, what a wonderful card. I love the repurposed acetate that you embossed. You comment about the chocolate was so similar to mine with the gold wrapper that I repurposed the other day. Have a blessed day my friend!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Those clear embossed snowflakes are beautiful over the top!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you posted a link for this image! I used the same one for one of my cards... I looked for over an hour trying to find the blog where I got this free image.. with no luck! Now I can go back and edit it! ;)
WOW that overlay really makes it look like ice crystals are falling! Wonderful idea! Glad I found your blog!
ReplyDeleteHI LOVELY LINDA,
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS MY FIRST TIME TO COME TO YOUR BLOG
YOU ARE VERY TALENTED
I WANT YOU TO KNOW ON MY BLOG WE HAVE BEEN PRAYING FOR ALL THE FLOODING IN AUSTRALIA. I HOPE YOU WERE NOT AFFECTED BY IT IN ANY WAY....BUT I OFFER MY PRAYERS FOR YOUR COUNTRY.
THE CHILDREN WORKING ON THE SNOWMEN ARE JUST PRICELESS
HAVE A SUGAR SWEET DAY
SIMPLY DEBBIE
Beautiful work, Linda! Love the embossed acetate over the top... recycling at its BEST!!!
ReplyDeleteWow - what a beautiful card. I really love this image and your colours are perfect for this vintage look.
ReplyDeleteLove the embossed acetate! It is such a great idea....now have to find chocolate boxes with acetate covers...hehehe!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! :o)
Your recycled elements on this card are fabulous - so many wonderful and different elements - turned out gorgeous!
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Great idea for the acetate.
ReplyDeleteawesome, awesome card! I love the the images Cora gets, and this one is fantastic! You did a great job with it.
ReplyDeleteSusan
Beautiful card. Love all the details you've added. TFS
ReplyDeleteCute image, and I also love the inked up embossing folder technique!
ReplyDeletewonderfully creative card ... i adore the embossed acetate, brilliant idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks for making my day! Fun to see your sweet picture in my corner of the world :o) I am always just in awe at the sheer volume of creativity that breaks forth out of you, what a gift!You can see your passion for the paper craft industry, and I appreciate that you are sharing all that you do with the rest of us all around the world!
ReplyDeleteI have really enjoyed all the talent on this blog hope, still hopping, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh Linda this is gaw-juss - love the effect that the layer of acetate gives!!
ReplyDeleteHow do you manage to use chalks and blender on a digi and it does not smudge??? Put the blender near my images and the smudges appear as if they can see me coming!!
Blessings
Maxine
Hi Linda! What a super cute card! Such an adorable image and I love the embossed acetate! Blessings, Angie
ReplyDeleteYour card is stunning... I absolutely love the look of the embossed acetate!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing!!!
~Ola
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Such a nostalgic and interesting image Linda and you really dressed it up brilliantly.
ReplyDeleteHappy Australia Day to you from Julie in northern New South Wales where it most definitely is not snowflake weather!
Awesome card Linda! I love how you used the acetate, TFS!
ReplyDeleteNeat card, great effect. Job well done.
ReplyDeleteWow Linda - this card is amazing! I love the idea of embossing acetate! I love that vintage image you have - thanks so much for telling me where to find it! I am a new follower - I just love your work!
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What an absolutely precious image, Linda, and I LOVE how you added the embossed acetate...sooo cool looking!!!!
ReplyDeleteSuper super cute - and the embossed acetate - great idea - makes a fun accent!
ReplyDeleteYour coloring is great and the embossed acetate is a perfect touch.
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Great use of acetate! Love this!
ReplyDeleteLove your card Linda.
ReplyDeleteYou did come up with a really neat effect, and I also like the embellishments in the snowflakes.
ReplyDeleteHappy Australia Day! Praying for your country's recovery.
ReplyDeleteLove your card, the embossed acetate is a perfect touch.
Blessings Bernie
beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteI was just over at Kim's blog and mentioned that her choice of "sentiment" (a bit of lyric from Winter Wonderland) is perfect with this same digi stamp ... and now I see yours with the embossed acetate overlay ...
ReplyDeleteIt's just great to see how one image can be presented in so many ways -- each one GORGEOUS!
Your creation is awesome, thanks for sharing!
Aw, that's a cute card. I like your details.
ReplyDeleteLove your vintage look so pretty!!!! Thihs blog hop is soooo much fun!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great card with so many fun textures and details!
ReplyDeleteMARVELOUS my friend!! I had no idea you could run acetate through the cuttlebug. You are brilliant chick! Thank you soooooo much for playing along Linda. I know how busy you are and that you did this because you love me ... right?? teehee. Don't answer that. Stay off this computer as much as possible and rest those eyes!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! I love the soft chalk colors and that textured acetate!
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