Hello everyone and welcome to the Altenew December 2021 Sweet Moments Collection Release Blog Hop! If you came here from Teresa Litchfield’s blog, then you are on the right track. Otherwise, go back Altenew Blog and start from there, as you won't want to miss anything!
To celebrate this release, Altenew is giving away a $50 gift certificate to 2 lucky winners and a $25 gift certificate to 8 winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog and/or each designer’s blog post on the blog hop list below by 12/09/2021 for a chance to win. Altenew will draw 10 random winners from the comments left on each stop of this blog hop and announce the winners on the Altenew Winners Page on 12/11/2021.
For today’s blog hop I created a CAS card using the newly released Happy Petals Stamp Set and coordinating die. This gorgeous outline stamp set features a flower arrangement with eucalyptus leaves, some cutesy sprigs, a rose, and a camellia. The bouquet is accompanied by lots of motivational sentiments.
I used a no line colouring technique and I stamped my image with light grey ink rather than the usual black. Next, I used pink markers from Sunshine Valley Garden Artist Alcohol Markers Set F and green colours from Tropical Garden Artist Alcohol Markers Set E to colour the floral elements in.
To finish the card off, I used Garden Harmony 3D Embossing Folder for the background.
That’s it for me, your next stop on the hop is Natasha Davies.
Here is the full line up for the blog hop today.
Very beautiful cards from this release.
ReplyDeleteyour card is so pretty - love the texture the embossing folder gives to the panel
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and elegant Aga!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. Love that background! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteSo super pretty! Thanks so much for the great inspiration!! Stay safe and have a wonderful Christmas! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love those flowers and wonderful embossed background.
ReplyDeleteI love the textured background and gorgeous flower!
ReplyDeleteThose colors and that colluding just pops.
ReplyDeleteMarisela Delgado said: So beautiful! mariandmonsterd@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. I love the gorgeous coloring.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love those colorful blooms on that lovely embossed background.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty design! I love all the texture!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet card, so pretty in pink!
ReplyDeleteLove the white background, it really make the pink pop.
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty!
ReplyDeletelovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Love the texture.
ReplyDeleteThis is very beautiful. The textured background is perfection!
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