The card I created today is one I copied direct from the 2022 Jan - June catalogue (page 73) The stamp set is called Brave Vikings and it is such a fun set to play with.
I have used the Majestic Mountain stamp set and dies to create the background scene and the beautiful Evergreen Forrest embossing folder for texture.
I picked a random assortment of neutral blends to colour the Viking - crumb cake, cinnamon cider. smoky slate and pumpkin pie. By using both the light and dark shades I was able to come up with a broad range of colours. After colouring, I used my faithful paper snips to fussy cut him out.
For the sentiment I stamped it once onto pumpkin pie cardstock then chopped it into 4 pieces to adhere to the card in more of a random pattern.
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Such a fun card, Melissa. Love the textured layers & background that help set the scene for your viking.
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SUPER CUTE Viking card...
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Oh my, this is so cute! Such a great combination of products Melissa.
ReplyDeleteGreat Case Melissa I actually hadn't noticed this set in the catalogue. Love it! x
ReplyDeleteLove this cute card Melissa. I didn't get this stamp set myself, but love what you have done with it.
ReplyDeletePerfectly Cased, Melissa. Love your colouring. Thanks for sharing x
ReplyDeleteFun card Melissa. Like the embossing in the background x
ReplyDeleteOh ! I love this card! You colours and the background scene looks soooo good! Such a fun card.
ReplyDeleteI love this card Melissa ! All of the different elements you have used have come together perfectly to create a gorgeous card anyone would be thrilled to receive ! xx
ReplyDeleteSo adorable Melissa. I haven't noticed that stamp set .... guess it is one more to add to my list. Thanks for showing me the error of my ways. x
ReplyDeleteOh wow, your fussy cutting is amazing!! Fab colour choices too, they are perfect for the viking
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