Good morning, Claire here with a sample made using the beautiful angel from 'A Child is Born' and an old favourite stamp from Gothic Fragments
I wanted to give the impression of the angel coming to life and flying out of the stained glass windows so I began by stamping the window fragments and embossing with Gold embossing powder. I used distress inks around the edges, starting with Faded Jeans and then adding Stormy sky and then Chipped Sapphire. I painted the glass in the windows with twinkling H20 paints and then stamped the snowflakes in the corners and the sentiment (from Christmas Magic) and embossed with gold.
I stamped the angel with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and coloured her with Graph'It markers before cutting her out and layering her over the background with 3d foam pads.
Thanks so much for visiting today
Claire xx
Wow!
ReplyDeleteGuten Morgen, Claire...
Das ist so wunderschon, so traumhaft, das man Weihnachten richtig spürt.
Eine fantastische Karte mit prächtigen Farben.
Chapeau!
Herzlichst Sophie
A really beautiful card. Like the embossing
ReplyDeleteI love the vibrant colours and the way the stained glass seems to be melting.
ReplyDeletegreat idea, love the vibrant colours
ReplyDeleteStunning!!! She goes perfectly with the Gothic Windows. Love how you have used the snowflake pattern for the corners Claire. Such a great effect.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Flo x
LOVE LOVE LOVE it does exactly what you hoped for.
ReplyDeleteBeauitful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, so very colourful too - just like a stained glass window should be ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and love the vibrant colours. That angel is a favourite and I love the colouring and the gold embossing on the windows and corners adds extra richness too. x
ReplyDeleteSuper stampcombination and super colours!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning the colours are so vibrant and jewel like
ReplyDeleteJackie x
Absolutely stunning. Such a great idea to use the Angel like that. Thanks for sharing this wonderful piece.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful card. It glistens. I love how easily elements from different stamp sets can be combined and still have that harmony ... as if they were meant to be , cheers, Dianne
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