Stamped the image in black ink and clear heat embossed, then watercoloured with distress inks. So simple, so fun ... and so happy with the results!
Close-up ...
Another card using a new stamp set so heading over to the gallery at NBUS Challenge #20.
And I'm adding this card to two other Challenges:
Stamps: Simply Celebrate Winter (Lawn Fawn)
Paper: Mixed Media paper (Strathmore 140 lb.)
Ink: Black (Memento); Distress Inks: Fired Brick, Carved Pumpkin, Mustard Seed, Mowed Lawn, Salty Ocean, Wilted Violet, Frayed Burlap (Tim Holtz)
Accessories & Tools: Clear embossing powder, heat tool, water brush
Challenges:
CAS Christmas November Challenge - Non-traditional colours
NBUS Challenge #20
Loll, LOVE LOVE your rainbow little row of houses. Absolutely fantastic!
ReplyDeleteOh Loll, I adore your little Holiday Village - I'm going to move into the little green one, if you don't mind! wink...
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What a pretty little village, Lolly! I love the rainbow colors! They remind me of Rainbow Row in Charleston! Festive and fun, dear friend!
ReplyDeleteDarling village, Loll, and I love how you colored it!! Thanks for the inspiration at CAS Christmas!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful multi coloured row of sweet little snowy houses Loll, and the sentiment is perfect stretched out below. A wonderful CAS card. x
ReplyDeleteA Christmas rainbow - yay! Your card is cute and a wonderful distraction from the days around us. Thanks for giving us something to look forward to, as well!
ReplyDeleteLoll your rainbow Christmas street looks amazing, such a fun scene. I can't believe this is the last challenge of the year :(
ReplyDeleteLove that rainbow of little houses! What an adorable CAS Christmas card!
ReplyDeleteCool way to create a Christmas scene using the non-traditional colours.. sweet card Loll, hugs Robyn
ReplyDeleteA beautiful wee rainbow village Loll - and a gorgeous card.
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Blessings
Maxine
You have some fabulous stamps and those houses are just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove the stamp with the rainbow colours, a wonderful card Loll.
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With a line up of houses this cute I have to wonder what's on the other side of the street! Love the rainbow colors!
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love a rainbow, and I'm certainly loving this rainbow line up of snowy homes for Christmas...CAS loveliness my friend!! Hugs!! :0)
ReplyDeleteYou've added a lot of charm to that stamp with your rainbow colors! How pretty that looks! What a fun stamp, and one I must consider in the future. I love how you've kept the whole card so clean too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun place to live Loll....Love The non traditional rainbow colours and a darling of a card x.
ReplyDeleteI love these cute little houses, Loll! Great idea to use the colors of the rainbow for your non-traditional color palette, especially with your lovely watercoloring! xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute and fun row of houses, Loll! Adding my trees to your card, we can make a double-rainbow card. ;-P
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I would love to be walking down that street with all of these colorful houses with snow on their rooves Loll! what a great stamp so nicely embossed and colored - a beautiful CAS design! xx
ReplyDeleteTis is such a sweet little Christmas card, who wouldn't love to receive it? xx
ReplyDeleteYou had me at rainbow! 🌈🌈🌈 I have this stamp set too! The row of homes is adorable and so beautifully watercolored.
ReplyDeleteI tried to buy this set the other day Loll but it was out of stock... I shall definitely persevere now I've seen this fabulous card! The colours of the houses make my mouth water for some reason :) Thank you for the warm welcome this month! Vicky x
ReplyDeleteLoll, love your little row of rainbow homes. So cute.
ReplyDeleteIt is the village of my dreams, snow-covered colorful houses and inhabitants from our craft world. A very soothing card.
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Gorgeous row of rainbow coloured houses Loll, such a cute image, love the watercoloured look too, Cathy x
ReplyDeleteYour little rainbow Christmas village is so cute ...... I love it! xx
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet and perfectly CAS! May I use it for Christmas cards for shutibs? I need to make a lot and these would be perfect!
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