I didn't think I had stamps or dies that I could use. I knew I had a stamp from PB that showed a town but it was an outline stamp and I didn't know how that would work. Then I realized I could stamp it and use it as a template to cut out of black cs.
The panel is cut with a Sugar Pea stitched rectangle that was the exact size of the scene. I stamped and embossed the star and then inked away to make the background. The town is mounted on foam tape which accounts for the shadows in the photo.
I'm so proud of myself for keeping us with the Christmas card challenges. How about you? Will yours be done by years end?
12 comments:
Oh, this is fabulous!
Beautiful! Love the warmth of that sky! So glad you joined us at MCV this week, Bobby!
Gorgeous! Love this whole look, and you aced CASEing her!
What a beautiful card Bobby, I love how you were inspired by Cornelia's sky and silhouette! Any one would be so lucky to receive this card!
This is so gorgeous, Bobby!! Your background is stunning behind the Bethlehem silhouette.
Gorgeous sky Bobby and a very ingenious way to make your silhouette. :)
This is just so beautiful Bobby...your inking is simply stunning.
You have really made this work for you, Bobby ... that sky is fabulous! ... good for you with your Christmas card stash!
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Thinking outside the box ... that's awesome Bobby! Great way to turn your line stamp into a die-cut! Beautiful blended colours for your sky. Congrats on keeping up with your Christmas cards. I'm working on it too. :) xx
Your blending is amazing...love the colors!
Very creative use of your supplies! Gorgeous night sky! I am so delighted you found time to play with us at MCV! Thanks Bobby! Come back next time, too!
Gorgeous translation of Cornelia's card; your night sky is amazing...
Hugs~c
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