The One-Layer Wednesday challenge this week, hosted by Heather Telford, is to make a one-layer card using sponging. I love sponging and inking, but have never used masking to create snowdrifts as Heather does on so many of her cards. Using her tutorial and CASEing any number of her cards, I gave it a whirl.
My fifth attempt (yes, fifth!) was decent, but I didn't like the sentiment I chose. I cut it down and mounted it on a white card base. Not thrilled with the second sentiment, either, but I'm calling it good!
Thanks for visiting.
Ann
14 comments:
Hi Anne, They are both gorgeous, lovely effect of the night sky and great snow, love both!!! Gay x
wow... this is stunning, ann! your sponging is just amazing!
I think these are both wonderful! Really pretty wintery scenes!
Beautiful, Anne! I think both cards are wonderful, but prefer the first.
Hugs.
Your sponged snowdrifts looks amazing from here! Such a pretty colour palette for Christmas and such a serene design, LoVe it Ann!
You have it nailed, Ann! Honestly, my eyes did not even see the sentiment. They were drawn only to that gorgeous wintery scene so expertly "painted!" Awesome job!
Absolutely stunning Ann, you've definitely got the same special touch that Heather has with inks and sponges!!!
I love those snowdrifts...such a serene winters scene :0)
Jenny x
Honestly, Ann, I think they are BOTH fabulous! That is some amazing sponging, I'll have to try this!
Both of them work for me. Brilliant sponging job.
Both are absolutely stunning Ann!
So serene and beautiful, your sponged sky is perfect and your snow subtle and realistic. I'd say your first masking and sponging efforts were wonderful. I hope there are many more!
Stunning work Ann!!
xx
We're our own worst critics, right? I think both versions are just fabulous - the touch of white-on-white matting in the second is definitely calling to me. CAS Christmas cards? Check! Love that gorgeous tree stamp, too :)
Glad to finally be catching up with visiting my fave bloggers - you've been up to some spectacular stuff!
I'd never guess that you weren't an expert at masking a snowdrift!! Beautiful.
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