Today is the "What if? Challenge" over at "The House That Stamps Built" and I am using "2719-K, Lg Pine Tree", "2708-M, Pine Branch " and "4009-G, In all things " from Repeat Impressions. Check out the rest of the design teams magnificent creations for the sketch challenge!
Wonderful forest scene!
ReplyDeleteHi Darsie! Welcome to the 7 Kids design team. I love your work. I also really love Stampscapes, though have not really mastered them yet. I look forward to working with you on the 7 Kids team.
ReplyDeleteHugz,
Julie
Love the rich dark colors! The shiny brads on the snowflake are great way to make this card special.
ReplyDeleteThe forest scene is stunning! Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteI saw this on the challenge blog - what a beautiful card and wonderful inspiration. That image is gorgeous.
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