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Friday, October 25, 2019

October Rudolph Days

Hi everyone.  Happy to be playing along with Rudolph Day's October challenge.  I've been playing along each month and it's helped me build my stash of Christmas cards.

Today's card is very different.  I just received this amazing image in the mail.  I love Visible Images that have things breaking away and have a few of them.  This snowflake makes for a very artsy image, and paired with Fractured Ice Embossing Powder, it really is cool! (pun intended). :)

This was simply stamped in Versamark and heat embossed with the Fractured Ice embossing powder.  Sentiment was stamped onto a black banner with Versamark and heat embossed in white.  Stamped over the sentiment again (Misti is awesome!) and then heat embossed with the Fractured Ice.  The white was a great base so that the colours of the fractured ice would show up on black.

Close-up ... lots of shine that reflects in my light box.
A very simple and quick card.

I hope you'll check out Rudolph Day's challenge and come play along.  It runs from 25th - end of month and is always "Anything Goes Christmas".







Stamps:Snow is Falling (Visible Image);
Paper:  White card stock (Neenah 110 lb.); black card stock (SU!)
Ink:  Versamark
Accessories & Tools:  Fractured Ice embossing powder (Allure), white embossing powder, heat tool

Challenges:
October Rudolph Days - Anything Goes Christmas


27 comments:

  1. Wonderful card, Loll. The fractured ice technique is amazing on this card. Love how you did the sentiment twice. IT looks fabulous.

    Thanks for taking part in the October Rudolph Days
    Challenge.

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  2. Beautiful Loll, I love the colours withing the fractured ice embossing powder. Awesome card. Just heading off to play at Rudolf days :)

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  3. Gorgeous Artsy heat embossed snowflake Christmas card, Loll. TFS Hugs..Nancy

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  4. Love this, Loll. The Fractured Ice ep is fabulous with that snowflake stamp. And the sentiment looks great double embossed.

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  5. I took one look and thought the snowflake was melting, and when I read your narrative, I learned that was the way it was designed - love it - a really artsy look to this gorgeous card Loll. The embossing powder you used is perfect for the image.
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  6. Hi Loll,
    Happy Rudolf Days.
    what a very lovely design and that heat embossed snowflake glimmers so wonderfull and looks like you have captured it melting.
    Love the balck panel for the sentiment too.
    Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.

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  7. So pretty Loll. Those VI stamps are something different, only have a couple myself, the snowflake looks as though it's melting.
    A good job it isn't cold enough for snow here as we'd be buried. It hasn't stopped raining since yesterday morning and the yard is flooded now, looks like the garden will have to wait and what better way to spend another dreak day than in the craftroom! :)

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  8. Oooo how classy and stunning, thanks for joining us at Rudolph Days Challenge this month, Luv Sam x

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  9. Awesome card Loll. The sentiment is fab! x

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  10. This is a beautiful reminder for me to get out that Fractured Ice Embossing Powder you sent me. Love this snowflake!

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  11. This is stunning. I've never used that embossing powder before and now I have to have it!

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  12. Great stamp, quirky and a bit different, looks great with the heat embossing. I really like how you have done the sentiment too xx

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  13. That is such a beautiful and unique embossing powder giving your image such an artsy look. I've never heard of this one before but really like the effects of that.

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  14. That loud thud you heard early this morning was my jaw hitting the desk. Loll, I love this card! The image is soo cool, and so different that much that's out there. Done with that FI embossing powder, it really does have that wintery look. And the white embossing beneath the FI really helps your sweet sentiment to stand out. Top five of your cards in my book!! Absolutely love this. Bev

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  15. Ooh, I really love the effects of your Fractured Ice EP with this snowflake, Loll! Love your sentiment, too ~ Very cool Christmas card!

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  16. Stunning card, Loll. That EP looks amazing and is perfect with this snowflake image.

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  17. Such an artsy stamped snowflake and love the effect from the embossing powder. A stunner of a card Loll x.

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  18. Wow I love both the image and the gorgeous embossing powder! Beautiful card!

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  19. Mmmmm! wow! that really is a beautiful stamp and the embossing powder you selected has a perfect name. The use of black in your design really does make a stunning statement : )

    Patti

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  20. I love snowflakes and your snowflake is very special!! Amazing!!

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  21. Oooh .... this is GORGEOUS!!!!! I love that embossing powder xx

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  22. What a beautiful card Loll! I love that snowflake image, so cool indeed but you made it even cooler by the embossing powder you used. I've not heard of this type of embossing powder. You know all the cool stuff to use! Love, love, love Hugs, Brenda

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  23. Oh WOW Loll, love this card, super image and looks amazing with that EP, Robyn

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  24. Oh Loll this is so beautiful. Shame we don't have snow here at Christmas time as I would surely buy THAT STAMP. Love Visible Image stamps - so artsy. Have never seen the ep you used so checked it out. Amazing stuff! Love how you finished with the sentiment - perfect.

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  25. a beautiful Christmas card, Loll! The snowflake looks like it's melting mid air. I wondered why your did the sentiment twice so glad you explained. Thank you so much doe playing along with the October Rudolph Days Challenge.
    Linda, DT
    Rudolph Days Challenge

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  26. WOW! This card is like magic. I love the melting snowflake, reminds us of the transience of the moment ... I also love how you pressed out the sentiment. It looks wonderful
    xx

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Thanks so much for leaving a comment. I love hearing from you! Loll :)