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04 November 2016

Under the mistletoe

Hi there!

Another Christmas card!



A closer look:



The plaid making experiment :)




After I created the striped background for this card, I wanted to try creating my own plaid hand drawn background with markers.


Although I forgot to draw the darker green line I did in the experiment , I still like the way it turned out on my card.

The mistletoe image is from Apex Cuttables.

It is part of a set of 4 beautiful images . You can find it here.

I colored it with my Promarkers and popped it up on my hand drawn plaid background.

Finished off the card with a stamped sentiment. (Sizzix)

Sharing at the following challenges:

Virginia's view challenge ~ Plaid or stripes

Freshly made sketches ~ Sketch (rotated)

Addicted to stamps ~ Holiday


                

Thanks for visiting me today!

Hugs
Hannelie

18 comments:

  1. The plaid is absolutely fabulous. Love, love, love!

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  2. Mooi zoals je die ruiten maakte! Een heel mooie en moderne kaart!

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  3. Awesome idea on creating your own plaid and looks perfect and your main image is perfect add...Thank you for joining us at ATSM challenge this week
    Zeljka DT xo

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  4. A very merry card, indeed! Love your hand-created plaid background.

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  5. Gorgeous card...love your plaid (both with the green and without!).

    Experiencing MAJOR computer issues so I've been MIA since I got back from the Lakehouse! Ready to fire the computer and our internet provide out the door! Have spent hours with 'them' trying to figure out what is wrong! Things might be looking up because I have actually been able to connect to a few blogs! So, I took a lovely stroll through all your amazing projects that I missed...my absolute fav is the Christmas card with the little glittery gold Christmas tree with the Happy Christmas greeting!

    My sincere apologies pal! Fingers (or Ginfers as Darnell would say) crossed that Manitoba Telephone can figure this out fast!!!

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  6. This is a beautiful card, Hannilie. Love your handmade plaid background and your coloring.

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  7. Mooi hoe jij die achtergrond (eigenlijk eenvoudig) maakte! Weer een goed en effectief idee! Een mooie kaart zo! Vanuit een nattig en grijs Nuenen: Fijn weekend verder!

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  8. Love the plaid, Hannelie, and it looks wonderful behind the mistletoe. I think it may be easier to make plaid with markers than with stamps.

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  9. You made your own plaid? It looks amazing!! LOVE the mistletoe on this card!!!

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  10. Brilliant plaid, Hannelie ... and awesome colouring on that mistletoe! Hugs, Anita :)

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  11. Hannelie, this rocks!! I love that awesome sketchy looking plaid you created! So col!

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  12. This is such a beautiful card! I love that hand drawn plaid background! I would never have thought to draw one! That mistletoe is so beautifully coloured as well! So lovely for Christmas! Thanks for joining us this week at Freshly Made Sketches!

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  13. Wonderful plaid, but your coloring on those holly/berries are simply perfect!

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  14. Gorgeous card Hannelie ! This magnificent mistletoe makes you want to kiss below! I love your own plaid background, what a clever and creative idea ! You surprise me every time with all your creative resources! Thanks so much for sharing and for inspiring !
    Izzy Scrap

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  15. Just amazing...what an incredible plaid and that mistletoe is amazing.

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  16. love the classic vibrant Christmas colors and the fabulous plaid background - thanks for sharing your creation at Addicted to Stamps and More

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  17. How clever to make your own plaid background! Looks fabulous under the gorgeous mistletoe!

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  18. Your plaid is so wonderful! I love the artistic look of the brushstrokes and it's a perfect background for that mistletoe.

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