Internet still playing up so I'm running late.
Latest news is that they are still working on it!!
Time once again for the girls in
the Christmas Card club to show
their creations.
It was the turn of Rita to set the theme
and her choice was Village Scene.
This sent me scuttling off to my
box of used Christmas cards as I knew
that I had several card fronts
that would be suitable to use.
I found 3 with village scenes but as I
couldn't decide which to use
(and my pile of Christmas cards is a bit low)
I give you 3 very different villages.
You choose!!
The first village scene I'm calling Modern.
I made a sort of envelope style opening for the card base
which I have held closed using Faux buttons
and bakers twine.
Blue pearlescent card stock, Anita's sentiment
and the silver edging were from my stash.
Buttons made using Joy Crafts die cut.
Entering into the following challenges:
A Gem Of A Challenge #144 More than one fold.
Scribble and Scrap #144 Anything goes.
Me and Mine # Beat the rush.
Crafty Hazelnuts Extra # Anything goes.
My second Scene I'm calling Traditional
and is a Tent fold shape .
I cut the scene up into 3 oblongs and then
adhered to a red backing card leaving a small gap
between each panel which I think gives the
appearance of looking through a window.
I used gold pearlescent card to make the card shape.
Bow and pearls from my stash along with the
gold sentiment sticker.
Entering into the following challenges:
Country View Crafts # Simply scenic.
Sister Act #105 Anything goes.
Jo's Scrapshack #87 Anything goes.
And Lastly my Medieval Scene.
I have had this card in my box for yrs and yrs
Many more than I care to remember.
Waiting and waiting for the right moment.
The scene is actually only half of the card.
I still have the other half saved !!
I have used yellow pearlescent card for the front
and used my Spellbinder Labels twenty-eight
to die cut the window frame from the centre.
As the picture was a tad short, I cut the discarded
insert down and used to create the base
for the sentiment thus covering up the slight
gap left at the bottom.
Black pearls was all I felt was needed
to complete the card.
Entering into the following challenges:
Scrapper's Delights #44 Anything goes.
Craft Your Passion #261 Anything goes.
Christmas Card Challenge #23 No patterned papers.
Crimbo Crackers #80 Die cuts.
28 comments:
Wow Mrs A, three gorgeous village scenes. I don't think I can choose between them, I love them all, but the envelope one is an unusual design and I think for that reason it is slightly ahead on the favourite stakes :) A fabulous job with the theme and for managing three cards too.
Lorraine
Wow Mrs A - three great Christmas cards! I can't pick a favourite though :)
Hugs
Di xx
A trio of treasures here .
Last one has a pretty scene and using the sentiment cleverly has proved successful , I think . Well done
Thanks for sharing on Christmas Card Challenges
Three great Christmas cards! My favourite has to be the first one. I just love the way it opens - lovely design. xx
I really like all three of these cards Mummy, but the first one especially caught my eye x
I love each of your three village cards and this truly shows what a great way to use those saved cards and make them all new and fabulous. Creative Card Bliss...
these are awesome Valery - all beautiful - and so very creative too - I hope you enjoyed your glass of wine! Lol! You did make me chuckle! Hugs rachel x
you have been busy Valery...3 cards...lovely and re cycling as well how good you are xxxxxx
Totally fabulous Valery, all three are amazing, hard to choose, but I rather like the third one as the scene reminds me of a Brugel painting, I think I've spelt that right,Flemish painter, brilliant selection for the challenge, hugs Kate x
Three wonderful cards and style of card, for the scene my favourite is the first one.
Kath x
These are all fabulous! And good for you actually using used Christmas cards! I always think I will do that and then don't follow through. All three scenes are beautiful, and I really like the different styles you gave to them all. I think the one on the red might be my favorite, but I really like them all. Thanks for playing with CHNCC2.
Hi Mrs A. Love the cards and a fabulous bit of recycling too. Always intend to do this, but the bits box keeps getting bigger.
Avril xx
Three super cards Mrs A. Normally I would go for a traditional village but I think this time your modern village is my favourite xx
Gracious, you really aced this fun challenge, with 3 totally unique (and beautifully recycled) images. I am in awe of each of the scenes, and the wonderful way you shaped each card to make it so special. #1 I will admit is my favorite...this is such a stunning fold. Love the idea of separating #2 into the panels..made it so impressive that way. And brilliant on #3 to cover up the slight gap as you did. WTGo on using such beautiful scenes to provide enjoyment to someone else when you send out these 3 lovely cards! TFS & Hugs
Great way to repurpose your old cards. Such a fun scenic card.
Thanks for sharing with us at Christmas Card Challenges.
Hugs
Carol x
Your fuzz and Chardonnay sound amazing.
I don't drink wine much these days, it tends to give me a head ache. Maybe I should practise more.
You are very creative and busy with your art.
Bestest wishes
Zue xxx
What lovely cards! Very warm and pretty! Thank you for joining in with Sister Act Card Challenge!
Kamila DT
It's hard to pick a favorite. The surprise inside the first card is fun. I love how you displayed the third scene but my favorite is the second card. I like the thirds and that scene is so pretty.
I cannot pick a favorite one...all are gorgeous makes!
Next Monday I'm posting a card with a cat's image you ever sent me!
xxx Margreet
3 Beautiful cards. Thanks for entering the first on in our challenge this fortnight. Lisa Dt Scribble and Scrap Challenge
These are all so pretty Mrs A - like the others I wouldn't be able to pick a favourite although I would love to make a card the same shape as your first one. Beautiful cards!
Hugs to you Sue Pxxx
Three fabulous scenes Mrs A...these are wonderful, do like your modern one. Carol x
Hi Mrs A
My, my you have been busy.
All three are superb but my favourite is the first. Great cards!
Best wishes.
Ang x
They're all great Mrs A, but my fav has to be the first one. Love how you did the front.
LOL about the Medievel one - don't wait so long to use the other half xx
Three great cards. That first one is really clever.
Thanks for joining us at A Gem of a Challenge.
Helen x
Great Card!Thanks for joining us at Craft Your Passion!
Love the use of christmascards. Have to remember that. Thx for joining us at Scrapper's Delights challenge.
Beautiful! Thanks for entering Crimbo Crackers - hope to see you again next time!
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