And here is what it looks like from the outside. It amazes me the way that snow can just hang there like that.
Here is the view from the dining room window. There have been times in the past when the snow drift on the ground has met the snowdrift from the roof, and we couldn't see out at all! It is snowing again this afternoon-big, fluffy flakes just drifting down.
So, on to the challenge.
I recently purchased the Impression Obsession stamp 'Lighthouse and Boat'. I am have a great time making cards with this stamp-and mostly the scraps and stuff that have accumulated on my cutting table. I really like how this sympathy card turned out. I stamped the image and verse (verse-Marks Finest Papers-Oopsy Daisy set) with SU Night of Navy onto white cardstock. I added a scrap of My Minds Eye 'Moments' CS, and a mat of navy CS all mounted on a white card base. (ignore date on photo-see above!)
I will enter this card in the Paper Players challenge #131 - to make a sympathy card.
Jackie - this is a really nice image for a sympathy card, and the deep blue is lovely. All I can say about the snow is "wow!". I'm in Atlanta, GA and have never seen anything like that. Thanks for playing along with The Paper Players this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sympathy card, Jackie! I love the peacefulness of this image. What a great snow picture! That is so unique! Thanks for playing with The Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, your photos are crazy! As a Texan, raised in New York, I have never seen snow just "hang" like that. That is awesome! Your card is beautiful...I love that beautiful image stamped in blue. So pretty! Thank you so much for joining us this week at the Paper Players! :)
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