Welcome to the Paper Funday Christmas In July Blog Hop
*Updated 16 July 21
The winners of the Christmas in July Blog Hop are:
1. Spellbinders Joy Die: Denise Bryant (from Kel's Blog)
2. Maymay Made It Stamp Set: Crafty Hair Lady (from Rocky's Blog)
3. Park Lane Dimensional Embellishments: Granmargaret (from Anita's Blog)
4. Gina K. Designs Tidy Towel: Bunny (from Amanda's Blog)
5. K & Co. Chipboard Embellishments: Lisa J. (from Kate's Blog)
6. Greeting Farm $10 Gift Certificate: Lisa Jannaway (from Anirudh's Blog)
Please contact Donna with your postal mailing information and your prize will be sent ASAP.
The Winners were Randomly chosen from all eligible comments left on the blog posts.
Thank you to all those who joined in.
The Paper Funday Challenges and the
Inspiration Station Challenges are hosting a Christmas in July Blog Hop! Please Hop along
with us today for some fantastic holiday crafting inspiration and there are Prizes too!
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you’re in the right place. Should you get lost, please start at The Paper Funday Challenge Blog and work your way through the hop.
For this Hop, 6 prizes will be awarded to 6 randomly chosen commenters. To be eligible for a prize, you
must answer this Question when you comment below: What brand of black ink did I use? I have provided
the answer in my blog post.
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For my project today, I’ve created a small 4x4 card using some brayer 'run off' ink as a background. I have lots of these small pieces of inked card following an experiment with gel plates, I love this 'no waste' crafting.
Once trimmed to size I stamped some small Cardio deer and trees in black Versafine ink, layered it up on a thin black mat and glued it to the white card blank. To add a little more definition I used a white gel pen to highlight the trees and deer. There is no room for a greeting on the outside so that will have to go inside, cards this size could also be used as gift tags if necessary.
I would like to enter this card in the following challenges:
The 12 Months Of Christmas - #79 Anything Christmas Goes
The Holly and Ivy - #97 Anything Christmas Goes
Merry Little Christmas - #36 Anything Christmas Goes
Dragonfly Dreams - Christmas In July
Send A Smile 4 Kids - Christmas In July
Beautiful card - a really peaceful scene.
ReplyDeleteHelen x
Hi Rocky this is a gorgeous Christmas card. I love it. Take care. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful card! Thanks for being a part of the Paper Funday Team and participating in our first ever Hop! Donna
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely scene. It makes for a beautiful card. Versafine. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteYou have used black Versafine ink for this beautiful card with the great scene.
ReplyDeletexxx Margreet
I also use Versafine black ink. And I always clear emboss. Your card is so pretty - such a perfect winter scene. Love your gorgeous inked BG.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great scene for a Christmas card.
ReplyDeleteLovely card. Thank you for your inspiration on the blog hop.
ReplyDeleteYou used Black Versafine ink. I just starting using Versafine ink this year and have a few colours now. They are great for embossing.
Thank you also for joining the challenge at the 12 Months of Christmas Link Up. Hope to see you again next time.
The scene is so heartwarming - love a deer Christmas card - you did great with the Versafine Black ink-- it is one of my favorite brands of ink - thank you for the hop!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Rocky! I love when I can used bits and pieces off of my desk to make backgrounds, too. CAS cards are my favorite!
ReplyDeleteLovely scene you have created and you used Black Versafine Ink. Lisa J
ReplyDeleteBlack versalfine ink. This is a beautiful card. I love the background and silhouette look.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and serene winter scene you've created here! Thank you for joining us at SAS4Kids!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter scene!
ReplyDeleteYou used Versafine ink.
Wonderful card. Love the scene you have created.
ReplyDeleteYou used black Versafine ink.
Valerija xx
This is a gorgeous little winter scene. Thanks for joining the challenge over at the Holly and the Ivy!
ReplyDeleteI love your peaceful scene! And using the brayered background is genius. Thanks for joining us at 12 Months of Christmas Link Up.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great little winter scene and I'm impressed you were able to use up your extra gel plate papers! It makes the perfect background for this. Thank you for paying along with the SAS4Kids July challenge!!
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