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Showing posts with label A winter walk in the Countryside CD. Show all posts
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Sunday, 12 November 2023

CD Sunday challenge - anything goes #123


 Hi,

November and the year is nearly finished,  as usual it’s time for another challenge at the CD Sunday and as usual it’s anything goes,  this fortnight it’s me who is hosting the challenge 

For my card this fortnight I used an image and backing paper from the CD A winter walk in the countryside, by creative crafting.  I matted the image onto red card,  decoupling the middle circle,  and then cut the corner parts in red card and making the corner parts smaller before placing the, together on the card.  I simply made a red bow and add peel offs for merry Christmas .

CD Sunday Plus challenge has a Facebook page for those who would like to enter the challenge and do not have a blog,   here is a link to the page

 

I hope you will visit the CD Sunday Plus Challenge site, and remember if you want to enter the challenge you must use something from a CD, USB or digital material no matter how small and let us know where and what you used the material from,   and that it is a card or a project.    Here is a link to CD Sunday Plus Challenge blog  we would be pleased to see you.


I hope you are having a lovely weekend

Margaret 


Sunday, 9 January 2022

CD Sunday challenge - Anuything goes, # 76




 Hi,

This is our first challenge of the year,     lets hope covid just goes away,  no matter what happen we have kept crafting last year and hopefully will continue throughout this year.    This fortnight the host is Pamela

For my card I went for a winter scene from the CD  a winter walk in the countryside by Creative crafting,  for the image,  I did add an extre layer with the circle  on the card,    The tartan card is printed with tartan which I brought in the works. and works well with the image.

CD Sunday Plus challenge has a Facebook page for those who would like to enter the challenge and do not have a blog,   here is a link to the page

 

I hope you will visit the CD Sunday Plus Challenge site, and remember if you want to enter the challenge you must use something from a CD, USB or digital material no matter how small and let us know where and what you used the material from,   and that it is a card or a project.    Here is a link to CD Sunday Plus Challenge blog  we would be pleased to see you.

I hope you are having a lovely weekend

 

Margaret

 


Sunday, 5 November 2017

CD Sunday Challenge - Take a Stamp

 

Hi,
Another fortnight has flown by and time for another challenge from the CD Sunday Challenge group,  this time is was Carol's turn to choose and she went for "Take a Stamp".
This has been my nightmare challenge I rarely these days do any stamping,  so I first had to find my favorite stamp which I like to emboss with,   embossing well that was another thing when did I last do any of that,   so a real challenge.
Anyway I think it turned out quite well,  I used Fantasy by Penny black stamp and embossed it three times in white and green embossing powders,   die cut the image into an oval,   and used the backing paper from A winter walk in the Countryside CD.  I used some silver ribbon and made a matching bow.  I placed red, green and white gems in the branches of the trees,  and die cut a father christmas with reindeer and I cant remember the name of the die, and finished it off with silver peel off Merry christmas.
I hope you will visit the CD Sunday Challenge site, and remember if you want to enter the challenge you must use something from a CD no matter how small and let us know which CD you used.  Here is a link to CD Sunday Challenge blog  we would be pleased to see you.
I hope you are having a lovely weekend
                                 Hugs
                             Margaret