Today I am working with the Harlequin pattern. I decided to make a Christmas card since this is about the time of year to get starting. I tried to pick products that are easy to use and come in multiples so you can easily replicate the card 5, 10, or 20 times.
Start by adhering white cardstock to a piece of chipboard.
Cut into squares and run through the Vagabond machine using the Sizzix Ice Skates Bigz die. Cut one skate per card being made.
Cover all skates with Crackle accents and set aside to dry (I did not cover the skate blade).
Once dry, rub Distress Ink into crackle finish.
Lacing the Skate -
1. Thread string through needle.
2. Thread the string through the bottom hole - even out the string.
3. Work your way up the skate, skipping every other lace hole.
4. Starting at the bottom with the other end of the string, work your way up the skate, crossing over the first string.
5. Tie the string into a bow at the top.
I wrapped the string around the boot a few times and then tied the bow. Either way works.
6. Paint the heal of the boot with a thin coat of brown paint. Use your finger tip to rub the paint into the crackle in the heal.
7. Paint the skate with silver Adirondack dabber paint.
8. Add a thin coat of Glossy Accents to the skate and sprinkle with Pumice Stone Distress Glitter. Set aside to dry.
Back to the card -
Cut a piece of Ranger Manila cardstock for a card front. Using the new Harlequin stencil, add Barn Door Distress Ink to the cardstock with a Blending tool.
Because the cardstock was wider than the stencil, I just slid it over, lined up the pattern and began coloring the rest of the cardstock.
Until the entire cardstock is covered.
Wipe off the stencil with a wet wipe. Super easy clean up.
Once clean, line up the stencil over the red pattern.
This time color the open area with a combinations of Forest Moss and Peeled Paint Distress Ink.
Again, slide the stencil over to color the remaining area.
Until the entire cardstock is covered.
Ink the cardstock with Frayed Burlap and the edges with Walnut Stain.
Cut a piece of Core'dinations cardstock to use as the card foundation. Set the card to the side.
Add the large Sized Oval to the center of the Cameo Frame Bigz die. Cut a piece of Merriment paper and run it through the Vagabond machine.
NOTE: I should have adhered the paper to a piece of chipboard before I cut it but I didn't, so I cut the chipboard separately and then glued the two together.
Add the Cameo Frame and the Ice Skate to the card front.
Pick three Christmas words from the Holiday Chit Chat stickers in either white or kraft. One book of will make a lot of cards!
Cut the ends like a flag and add to the card front.
Color a mirrored star with Meadow Alcohol ink. Add a touch of gold mixative over the green. There are 24 stars in 5 sizes in one pack of Mirriored stars...plenty to go around.
NOTE: If you plan to color the stars in one color - Drop the stars into a small plastic bag. Squeeze a small amount of the desired Alcohol Ink into the bag. Close the bag and rub the color around till the stars are coated. Dump out onto a craft sheet and wait a minute or two to dry. Now they are ready for a bit of gold over the top.
Add star to the ice skate with a bit of foam tape.
I used the center that was leftover when I cut the Cameo Frame/Sized Oval for the inside of the card. I also used the Harlequin Layering Stencil and Forest Moss to add a little pattern over the top. A Christmas Word band and a Vial Label finish it out.
The Christmas Word Bands come with 12 different saying in one package - all appropriate for Chirstmas wishes. So 12 cards per package!
Hope this gives you some ideas for using the Harlequin stencil to create cards or tags. My friend Richele Christensen has a fabulous Christmas card on her blog using the stencils - check it out here.
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paula
Beautiful card! And I would love the stencils--actually I want all of them, but I'd love to start collecting them with the harlequin one! And Merry Christmas to you!
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm no 1 .... Love this card. Now I need the skates die! Love how you used the crackle paint on them with the glitter. Another fabulous project Paula. Thanks so much. ... and yes, I need that stencil ... right!
ReplyDeleteLove the crackle paint on the skates. The card is so cute.
ReplyDeleteI love my layering stencils and these new ones are wonderful! Loving the card and thanks so much for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteOooh I'd love to be with the chance of winning a new stencil - thank you
ReplyDeleteThe card is fabulous and love how you've used the stencil to create the two tone colours.
Sam xx
Wow Paula, that is the perfect card for Christmas! Easy to replicate and multiply. Thanks for the fantastic inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThat is a stunning card - I need to try this!. Thanks for the chance to win the stencil - it would be very useful
ReplyDeleteooooh, I would LOVE to win a stencil! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteYes,you are right.I want one. :) Thank you.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Paula! Love your inky double stencilled background and the ice skate look wonderful with the crackle and glitter.
ReplyDeleteI love your card and they way did it.
ReplyDeleteLove it. I just bought the skate die and I love the idea of using the crackle. Yes, I'll be doing that for sure :-)
ReplyDeleteSusan
I am rapt in Tim's stencils, & this would be a fabulous addition. Your card is lovely as usual. The background looks great. Love the oval in the cameo die too
ReplyDeleteAnother great card, Paula. Love the inspiration. - Donna Jean
ReplyDeleteLoved how you used the stencil as a mask as well. It got me thinking of different color combos that would look great for other holidays.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun card! I really like how the harlequin stencil works!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable is that ice skate!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteoooh mmm geee! i love what you just did! so cute and harlequin's are my all time favorite :)
ReplyDeleteThe skates are so cool! I just love what you have done here with the stencil for the background.....I so have got fingers crossed ( a card instead of a stencil would be nice too :-D )
ReplyDeleteSally
cute card. Love Tim's new stencils. All of them are on my wish list. :) thanks for a chance to win one of them.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card I love the ice skate. I would love to win!
ReplyDeleteLoverly! And since I already own both stencils (thanks to my friend Donna Gibson!) should you pull my name outta the hat, please pick another. Pay it forward as it were!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore this card! The skates are so fun. Great tip for creating the 3 color background. And um, yes, of course I want the new harlequin stencil! Thanks for the inspiration and the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI just bought the skate die and now I have no excuse not to make some of these cards. You are so talented. Thanks for all the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI love the card, inside and out! You've given me some great ideas for using the skate die. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLove your idea with the skate, I used it for my cards this year, but now i'm really wishing I hadnt finished them as I love some of your ideas. Oh well I'll tuck the ideas in the back of my head to use on a future project.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card! Thanks for the tutorial, and for the give-away ~
ReplyDeleteCrackling the skate was the perfect aging process. I will be trying that for sure! I'm just getting interested in using stencils (of course, for years, I did a lot of stenciling in our home...on the walls) and the harlequin stencil would be a good one to play with. Thanks, Paula. Your creations are always gawkable! :D
ReplyDeleteJoyce
Oh, yes! I want one! I love this card and I can see that it would be fairly easy to make several at the same time. Love the whole composition of this!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute and simple to do!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely card! The skates are awesome!!
ReplyDeleteNow im going to have to get the skate die.lol I love this card Dianna
ReplyDeleteGreat project. I like how you used the harlequin stencil!
ReplyDeleteLove the tutorial! I'm just getting started with my holiday cards, so this is perfect timing.
ReplyDeleteCute as ever. I love the ice skates with the glittered skates.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I've been lurking looking for holiday inspiration from you! Love how you used the stencil for both colors - beautiful! Crackle accents - wonder if I still have some of that - love the effect on the boot!
ReplyDeleteLove that card & yes, how did you know that I want that stencil ?!?
ReplyDeleteAwesome ideas! love your card and thanks for sharing how you did it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card Paula...Gee I LOVE that skate and I LOVE LOVE LOVE the new stencils (well all of the stencils!) and I love how you used the stencil twice in the two colors! TFS
ReplyDeleteGreat card. I'd love to have one. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLove the card. Thanks for showing the best way to lace the boot. I will be using your directions. The stencil is so perfect. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteyep - you know it - would love the stencil!
ReplyDeleteLOVE THIS - the skate looks great! Good job!
Sandra ltb
Love that card! I've been looking all over locally for the Layering Stencils (unsuccessfully) so would love to have this one to start my collection. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteLove that card. Such a cute skate with so many details. I love how you used the stencil in the background! So fun.
ReplyDeleteYour use of the crackle on the skate is just perfect...looks like aged leather.
ReplyDeleteThe harlequin stencil has so many possibilities. A must have for year round creating.
I just love the whole concept of harlequin stencil portrayed here. You have talent.
ReplyDeleteI just love the whole concept of harlequin stencil portrayed here. You have talent.
ReplyDeleteHow smart! I love that you used the stencil twice to give the bold pattern. And thank you for showing how to lace the skates. I've botched several pairs trying to lace them up.
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate your honesty about how you would do something different if it could be easier or better, it makes novices like me realize it is ok to not get it "perfect"! Thank you and happy thanksgiving
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and creative. Thank you for the inspiration. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and creative. Thank you for the inspiration. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteHowdy from Texas! Love how you did the harlequin background and am glad to see the inside of the card too! I always want to see ideas for the inside. Haven't seen those word bands before--they look like fun to use! Now I gotta go find some of those :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love this! I might recreate this entire card for a good friend's daughter who is off in Germany in the service. She was a champion figure-skater in high school and college. She would just love it!
ReplyDeleteThat skate is so cute all by itself, and you used it to make a great card!
ReplyDeleteAs always Paula this card is so stinkin' cute....(every once in a while I channel my 21 year old daughter...lol). I love seeing all the ideas for the ice skate which i just love. And a holly stencil. Be still my heart. Can't wait to make some simple and fun cards with these. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWOW~~! good idea! beautiful!
ReplyDeletePAula!!!!!!!!!!! This is an absolutely lovely cards! Love the ice skates and your stencil technique is totally fantastic! thanks for sharing with us!!!! barbarayaya
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, love the layering with the harlequin pattern. The variations in the colors add so much depth and dimension to the card.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, love the layering with the harlequin pattern. The variations in the colors add so much depth and dimension to the card.
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I like the skate details. Always something here to spark ideas which is appreciated. Lots of ideas for the new stencil so thanks for the giveaway! I know what's going on my wish list...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!! So many great little details…that background makes it all pop! Thank you for the inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card!
ReplyDeleteLove how you do the background! Me like...
You always give so much inspiration...thank you!
VERY inspirational! good idea to use the stencil in 2 colors over each other!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! I love the stencils and didn't realise there are Christmas word bands too, when did Tim sneak those in :P
ReplyDeletewhat a fun card - i love how you did the skate! and i'm going to have to find some of those christmas word bands.
ReplyDeleteI love both cards and the different ways you used the harlequin stencil.
ReplyDeleteFun techniques, nice card, and love the harlequin stencil! I love that you use the scraps inside the card.
ReplyDeleteAs always amazing work, Paula! I love your skate so much, that I just have to order that die!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Your card is absolutely gorgeous, I just love those ice skates and the distress glitter looks wonderful on the blades. Anne x
ReplyDeleteThank you for this great tutorial ^.^ The card is gorgeous !
ReplyDeleteWOW! The skates look great and the stencil is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYou do the best step by step tutorials. thanks for showing us how you created this fabby card. And yes, I would love to win a harlequin stencil! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI did not think I needed the harlequin background until now!! This card is fabulous!!! Gotta get those two stencils!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Paula. I just love the harlequin stencil.
ReplyDeleteWatching you create this amazing card and seeing how you used the harlequin stencil made me gasp. What an imaginative way. fabulous.
ReplyDeletePaula, I love the card... a lot of work. But, oh so worth it!
ReplyDeletePaula, You have the best ideas! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous Paula. Wow!!! Love the double use of the harlequin stencil. And the details on your skate are amazing. Love the crackled finish and the laces. So cool!! -- Thanks for the inspiration -- Mary Elizabeth
ReplyDeleteI love how you were able to use the stencil as a mask in order to get two colors in your pattern. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteBackground is awesome. Really like the simplicity of the card. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love the ice skate die !! Your card is so adorable .. those stencils ROCK !!
ReplyDeleteLove the new Harlequin Stencil!
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ReplyDeleteLove your card.
I was not thinking I needed that ice skating die, but I so love how you worked it into this fabulous card! The background looks wonderful with the Christmas green and red! Love this and thank you for a chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love those skates. What great ideas and of course we all want the stencil!!!
ReplyDeleteI love those skates. What great ideas and of course we all want the stencil!!!
ReplyDeleteI loved the detail on the card. The harlequin stencil work was great. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteoooo, Paula....love the look!! The stencils are a wonderful way to "build"!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I always love your work.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I always love your work.
ReplyDeleteYou are such an inspiration! I always love your detailed projects...thanks for the chance to win the stencil!!
ReplyDeleteYou are such an inspiration! I always love your detailed projects...thanks for the chance to win the stencil!!
ReplyDeleteI really like the way you used the stencil to paint the two different colors. I'd love to have the stencils.
ReplyDeleteI am inspired! I love all the details. I am in love with these stencils!
ReplyDeleteHi Paula. Fab card. Iloe the ice skate. Take care.
ReplyDeleteLove your card.
ReplyDeleteI have had crackle accents for years and have never used it. Now I will, I hope it still works.
Your card is amazing, as is everything you do Paula. I love how you shifted the stencil and filled in the whole background with color. Wish I could attend your classes here in Florida at Whim-so-doodle. Unfortunately those days are already booked for me. Boo-hoo! Thanks for today's inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLove the card so festive. You have great ideas and love looking at all your beautiful works of art.
ReplyDeleteLovely card! I adore harlequin patterns too. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove all that you do Paula!! Another great project, thank you for the inspiring me this morning.
ReplyDeleteLove this, Paula! You always come up with a "WOW, what a great idea" post - the double whammy from the harlequin stencil was this one - shift it over the first color and do the next color - brilliant!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card! Going to try!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I love Tim Holtz anything but would really love to use these stencils on my holiday cards! Thanks for the design and techniques!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful use of the harlequin stencil to make such an outstanding Xmas card! Thank you for the inspiration Paula .... I am envious of the person who will get this card from you !! :)
ReplyDeleteI just love your card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your card. I never thought to cover the already stenciled part and use another color. Can't wait to try this.
ReplyDeleteLove the harlequin stencil...you can use it on everything and anything!
ReplyDeleteLove the 2 color technique you did on this skate card. This stencil is an absolute MUST have in my opinion!
I was clueless also in using that stencil to color both negative and positive spaces! Thanks also for the tip to mass dye the stars; that star was the crowning glory to your pretty card.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card. Love the way you did the skates- just perfect. Now I need that die and of course the stencil.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card! I love the way you used the new stencil, and the ice skate die is so cute! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteYou're right, these new stencils are amazing. Love your card, you did a wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteHeck yeah we want one Paula! If we didn't want one before after seeing your card we want it :) That card is fabulous, love the techniques with the stencil... so cool and the skates OMG so amazing !!
ReplyDeleteYou KNOW I want one! Wonderful card Paula.
ReplyDeleteJust when I think I don't NEED another thing and look what you go and do!!!!!
ReplyDeleteReally love what you did with the skate and the background stencil is perfect for it! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou really duplicated the "feel" and "look" of the real leather ice skate! Utilizing the harlequin stencil also added the vintage-look for me! I'd love to try it.
ReplyDeleteMary in Oregon
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ReplyDeleteI have not made holdiays cards in 2 years but i always make me own gift tags. Would love to have these to make tags this year. Thanks for the great giveway. Happy Holidays
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card, a work of art for anyone who receives it. I like how you used both red and green with the stencil. And your skate is over the top. Thanks for sharing and for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! LOVE the card you made!! Thanks for taking time to post all the step out photos! YES...I NEED a harlequin stencil!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your card and i love those stencils. Need to have them.
ReplyDeleteI love the new stencils and particularly the way you added different colors to make it look like argyle, how about stockings? Anyway we don't have any stores around here that carry these stencils. I will suggest to them to carry them, mean while I hope I win! thanks for sharing this awesome card.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, this card reminds me why I love all things T!m but a I particularly love the way the stencils create layers or like here a background, thanks for the chance to win x
ReplyDeleteYou have done a beautiful job highlighting the new layering stencils. I only hope they will be available soon enough in the local stores so that we can use them on holiday projects. Here's hoping I can win one so I don't have to worry about that.
ReplyDeleteI love these stencils and have many uses for them. Love how you used them.
ReplyDeleteWow! I love the old-days combination of colours and motifs...just love it! It would be great to have the stencil (it would be the first from the new series). Love the way you patiently show your work step-by-step. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteGreat card, it is very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteJo x
Love those stencils and the Skates. Beautiful cards. Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeletethis is such a great card! I love the way you did the star!
ReplyDeleteReally loved the card, that is a great idea...now I need to get one and try it out! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you!! the tutorial with the skates are fab!!!! Your use of stencils are also very, very nice. Like it a lot:)) Have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteSO CUTE!!! Thank you for sharing your Skate technique....I just love these stencils - Missed the Carson Rubber Stamp Show therefore unable to purchase these stencils so am hoping I may win your giveaway set of these.....Thank you for the chance and for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job of layering different elements and that skate is awesome. I love this card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI wish I learn how to skate ....your card is just awesome!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing,
Sherly
The two tone harlequin is very clever. I think the holly would be fun to play with also. Love your card, thanks for the inspiration
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, love the look of it with the harlequin background. Neat to see how you finished off the inside of the card also. Hope you and your family have a Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteHOHOHO|!!!! LOVE the harlequin and the holly stencils! you really made that skate fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love how you put all the elements together! Every time I flip though the blogs I always learn something new. Would never have thought to use the crackle paint on shoes, or in this case skates. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad tim introduced me to your blog! Your card tutorial was really well done and the skate is great!
ReplyDeletemany thanks and kind regards!
Fabulous card! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card! Shows a lot of love!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fun card. I love how you treated the ice skate and your use of the stencil was just awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove the project ... and thank you soooooo much for the lacing directions. I struggled with that on my previous projects. And in real life as a kid with skates ... lol.
ReplyDeleteHO HO HO!!! This card is wonderful! That skate is perfection!
ReplyDeleteThank you for showing how to alternate colors with the stencil. It seems so obvious, but I would have approached it much differently and with much worse results, I'm sure. Lol
ReplyDeleteThose skates look exactly like the ones I had as a child.......what great memories & festive feeling your card invokes. Great, now there are a few more items I must purchase!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays *<:o]
love this! I would love to have a set of stencils....what fun!
ReplyDeletelots of awesome techniques & great card! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWow didn't know Harlequin could look so good, you did a fabulous card with the stencil with wonderful instructions!
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Shell in Alaska
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wow, did this ever take me back. that's about what my skates look like now after 40 years of neglect. great card. love the cute phrases.
ReplyDeleteI love the card♥ Thank you for sharing how it was made!
ReplyDeleteOh, Paula! I would love to receive a card that someone put so much time into. Wow! It's beautiful. These new stencils are amazing. I would love to win this giveaway! I can think of so many ways to use these particular stencils. Not just for Christmas either. They are so unique and I love the size. Hope you have a great Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteYour projects are always so lovely and always look so easy!
ReplyDeleteI love how you laced the skate with baker's twine!
ReplyDelete~Robin Redd
What wonderful card ideas you have! I so need to get started on mine! The wonderful stencil might just inspire me to get going!
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love how you used the stencil as a mask for that Fab harlequin background! That could be my favorite part of this awesome card!! Thank you for sharing this clever use of Tim's new stencil!! XO-Shari
ReplyDeleteLove this card and the easy photo instructions..now I need to get the Ice Skates die that I keep passing over so I can make this! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love the beautiful vintage/retro feel you created with the stencil and all the other elements you used on this card, thanks for the chance to win this stencil as well.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love your card. Such clear, bold lines! Thanks for the stenciling and card layout ideas! If I won the stencils, I would definitely try some of yours and Tim's ideas. :)
ReplyDeleteYou have suh grat ideas! Thanks for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteGreat card and I would LOVE to win a stencil!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this skate card! Great stenciling and the Xmas sentiment bar looks so cool! :)
ReplyDeleteI adore this card and how the stencil created such a fabulous background for the card!!! I have the skate and stencils on my wish list...Maybe Santa will come early ! :) Happy Holidays !!!
ReplyDeletePaula I truly love your style and inspiration and how you take the simple elements and turn them into something fabulous----love love this card! Thanks for the chance to win this fab new stencil!
ReplyDeleteOh my, what an awesome card you have created with the Skate die and the Harlequin Stencil! I'm sure your friends and family look forward to your holiday card!! I'd love to get my hands on that stencil and would be honored to win one from you. You're so sweet. Thanks for sharing! Happy Holidays!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card Paula! I would love to win the Harlequin stencil from you. Your projects are such an inspiration to me. I just love the instructions and pictures you provide us all with your projects. Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteOh just so gorgeous !! You are right. I would love to have one!! I love everything of Tim Holtz!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Paula! Love the new stencils and Skates die. It brings back a lot of winter memories for me. The little town I lived in in Nebraska would flood a low lying area next to a fire hydrant and turn it into a skating rink. What fun my girlfriends and I had there!
ReplyDeletemy friend just bought the skate template, while vacationing in the U.S.A.....oh, I'd love to have these stencils + a couple other items, so I could case your card; it's a beauty!! TFS!!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Thank you so much for sharing the how to. Fabulous card! Would love the stencil!
ReplyDeleteI really like your card--the ice skates are so pretty! Thanks for sharing and a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteke your card--
You always inspire me! Loved how you used that mask in creating the background with the two colors. Such a beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteHow cool! The overlay technique is one that could be done with so many of Tim's new stencils.
ReplyDeleteThis is so 'Paula'. So much attention to detail. Beautiful, just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI just love the overlay technique used to create the background. This is such a perfect card for winter. You always have such great ideas. thanks as always.
ReplyDeletePaula, what an amazing card!! I LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway!!
Lorraine
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OMG, your card is amazing!! Love the layered background you created.
ReplyDeletelove the way the skate looks like old leather - just like my skates which i have had for 41 years and still use (yes, i got them for my 16th birthday and they still fit - just get them sharpened every other year!)
ReplyDeleteLove your card! Great tutorial also. Would love this stencil. Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful Paula and I LOVE how you made that skate look, awesome!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card. Love the way you used the stencil to make the red and green background. Great tutorial too! Thanks!
ReplyDelete(I know the give away is closed, just wanted to let you know I enjoyed seeing your card and reading your tutorial!)
Gorgeous card!!!!
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ReplyDeletePaula, just wanted to say thank you for showing us how to make this great card.
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