Serendipity Stamps Challenge Blog #2
This Covered Bridge from Serendipity S., looks just like the one
we see in Yosemite, but in the summer,….. without snow.
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This time the challenge is to make a Winter Birthday card or project, using at least one Serendipity Stamp. I want to thank those of you who participated in our very first challenge…. Thank You!
This time the challenge is to make a Winter Birthday card or project, using at least one Serendipity Stamp. I want to thank those of you who participated in our very first challenge…. Thank You!
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This card was easy to make. I embossed my stamped image, then dry embossed with the snow folder from Cuttlebug, added a layer of Frostyville Snow from Memory Box dies. I used a strip of tape on the edge and then glitter.
Please stop by and see what the rest of the DT has made.
Design Team
Marybeth Lopez (me)
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| Covered Bridge Everyday Words Large Set Everyday Words Small Horizontal |
Some of you know that I met up with Cathy and Joyce today. We had a wonderful time. So happy we had the chance to get together again . I will post later.
Marybeth this is beautiful! I love that covered bridge. I love how deep your embossing of the falling snow is, and then that flourishey snow on the bottom is perfect!
ReplyDeleteMarybeth this is gorgeous, love the snow falling on the covered bridge!!
ReplyDeleteI think of Bridges of Madison County when I look at your card Marybeth...one of my favorite movies! I love the beautiful snow and that embossing folder is just the perfect touch...love the little snow dots scattered all over the card. You did a great job on this...loved seeing you yesterday too, can't wait to get busy using all that tape!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Cathy "Bridges of Madison County' for sure. The embossed snowflake background is amazing, the glittered die cut at the bottom. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Marybeth!!! Gorgeous snowy scene you created. I love the embossing over the stamp (I have to try that some day!) and the snowy die along with the sprinkle of sugary glitter - your roots are showing again! Bet you miss the snow!
ReplyDeleteSigh...I can just see a horse drawn sleigh coming through the opening of this bridge Marybeth with jingle balls dangling from the reins! And oh how I would LOVE to be in it!!! I simply ADORE this card!
ReplyDeleteSooooo gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteWe went to see the covered bridges in Iowa several years ago. They were wonderful! Your snowy scene is gorgeous! LOVE all the dots of snow and that wonderful die cut at the bottom!
ReplyDelete"magical" is what comes to mind ... an awesomely executed card, Marybeth! That die is wonderful!
ReplyDeletehow pretty Marybeth....I just bought that stamp but haven't used it yet. I like the snow border you added...looks great.
ReplyDeleteI actually live near one of the last Covered bridges here in Ontario, Canada. It is red and has just had restoration work done on it. It is a real step back in time to hear the horses clip-clopping across the bridge...Mennonite country you know.