This is the card I ended up doing for Midnight Madness. The image is from Magnolia and I (of course) colored it with Copics. I framed it with Nestabilites. I added little ribbons and buttons. This was a fun little sketch when I finally got it did it! I added sentiment from "Close To My Heart" and a snowflake to finish off my card.
I am entering this card at the following challenges:
9 comments:
Girl....when you decide it's time to create you don't mess around. Two at a time! Where do you find the time. These ideas seem to just jump out of your head and onto a card! I love this one by the way.....Another wonderful Holiday Card!
This is super dooper adorable! Your ribbons and the buttons are the perfect embellishment!
Hi Patty fabulous card love the way youve wrapped the ribbon around it, and your image is beautifully coloured to. With love and hugs Shirleyxxxx
Another super cute creation !!! Love this little Edwin all ready for Christmas. Your ribbon treatment is a really nice addition. You still amaze me at how many cards you pop out & everyone cuter than the last. >>>
Hugs, Janie
Great Christmas card Patty! Thanks so much for joining our Really Reasonable Ribbon challenge.
This is so adorable and beautifully colored. Love the colors and details on this fabulous creation. Great job with the sketch this week. Thank you so much for playing along with the Midnight Madness Sketch Challenge.
Bear Hugs,
Carol
Midnight Madness Design Team
Lovely christmascard! Love the DP and the ribbons!
Thank you so much for joining in on our challenge. We really appriciate your support and hope to see you again next week.
Mvh
Gunn
Midnight Madness Design Team
Patty, Oh this is so adorable! Love that sweet Magnolia image which is colored so beautifully and the green and red dp is stunning together! Beautiful job with the sketch and the ribbons and tiny buttons are such a pretty touch! Thanks so much for playing along with us this week.
Hugs,
Charlotte
MMSC DT
A great card and love your colours and layout just love what you have done with the ribbons and buttons.
Anne
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