Hello lovelies!
It´s the first of March and it´s time for a new challenge at Country View Challenges. This month the theme is Silhouettes.
We already had some really warm and sunny days and Spring is nearly here. So I wanted to make a spring card.
Hello lovelies!
It´s the first of March and it´s time for a new challenge at Country View Challenges. This month the theme is Silhouettes.
We already had some really warm and sunny days and Spring is nearly here. So I wanted to make a spring card.
Hello lovelies, nice to have you here again!
For my second project for the challenge over at Country View Challenges with the theme "First signs of Spring" I made a page in my little sketch pad.
Thank you for your visit!
Hello everyone, nice to see you here!
This is my second project for the January challenge "Squares" at Country View Challenges. Well, it is a little bit out of the box, because there are no squares on my project, but it is made of a lot of squares!
and highlighted them with gold wax.
Hello all, happy New Year!
Hello hello!
Welcome to my second post for the "Everything Christmas" challenge over at Country View Challenges!
I am always a last minute person - so, here is my last minute christmas card!
It´s really an easy one.
I used two PaperArtsy stamps - they are Mandala stamps - and stamped and heat embossed 3 Christmas baubles ;o). Then I stamped Merry Christmas with black Archival ink
I glued a diecut twig on top, drew the hangings and the strings. colored the baubles in and made some splatters. I matted the page onto pink cardstock. then I glued everything on a card.
It was very hard to take a good picture, because the embossed baubles are so very glittery!
That´s it from me today!
You can join in with our challenge, make something christmassy and you can win a 20£ voucher for the shop!
I wish you a very Merry Christmas, stay save and healthy!
Hello and welcome to my blog, nice to have you here!
Unbelievable - the year is coming to it´s end soon (well, not that I want it to be longer anyway). It´s the first of December already.
Here is the final challenge of this year over at Country View Challenges, and it´s an "Anything goes Christmas".
Last sunday was the first Advent, and I decided to share with you my home made Advent wreath.
The last years I didn´t have a wreath, I went for some other solutions - a big piece of bark I decorated, a plate, I only draped some greenery and baubles with candles - or even nothing at all (shame).
This year I wanted to make a wreath once again, so I went to the gardening in our village and got myself some greenery, a straw wreath and everything I needed. At the dollar store I got some cheap mini baubles and the candles (which doesn´t look cheap at all!), the turquoise ribbon, the turquoise baubles, which are gorgeous and the silver pinecones. They bueish/greenish stars are also from there.
One tradition I have for many years now is to buy one special bauble for my christmas tree every year. Either I buy it on a advent market or at our stationary store in our village. The owner always has really special and extraordinary christmas decorations. They are a little bit pricy, but they are worth it.
So I went to the stationary store I bought some special baubles (the silver ones).
I went to my christmas box and found some silvery apples, wooden glitter stars and angels hair. The silver greenery I got from the gardening.