I love to used again my Hero Arts Collection this time. See this Japanese Doll soo soo cute right? I choose this time the colors blue for her.
First I stamped the white paper with this lovely border stamp from W Plus 9. I really love this pattern :)
Then I choose Blue paper and stamped with tiny stamp from the same set:
I colored the Japanese Doll with Akashiya SAI watercolor marker. And I also gave a bit snow made by white paper and a bit grey ink on it under the girl and also using Cloud Stencil from my lovely friend Billie A. in USA, I sponged the cloud. Here is the finished card:
The tiny snowflakes Die cutting is from my lovely friend Kitty, many thanks Kitty I still keep all and will used it for cards with winter theme :)
Then I choose Blue paper and stamped with tiny stamp from the same set:
I colored the Japanese Doll with Akashiya SAI watercolor marker. And I also gave a bit snow made by white paper and a bit grey ink on it under the girl and also using Cloud Stencil from my lovely friend Billie A. in USA, I sponged the cloud. Here is the finished card:
The tiny snowflakes Die cutting is from my lovely friend Kitty, many thanks Kitty I still keep all and will used it for cards with winter theme :)
One more photo of my card, all STAMPED by my self no Designer Paper on this card :)
Challenges for my card are:
Colour Crazy Challenge Week 10: Anything Goes
Crafting with Friends #38: Anything Goes
Fussy and Fancy #182: Anything Goes
Jo`s Scrap Shack FFC #179: Anything Goes
Making Memories Crafting Challenge Blog #3: Add Some Layers
Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge: Make Your Own Background
DLART March Linky Challenge: Anything Goes
Craft Rocket Challenge #34: No Patterned paper
CHNC #324: Anything Goes as long as it`s Christmas
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I also made this card and want to share here, this is a CAS card with Paris Theme.
First I stamped MFT Eiffel Tower on a Watercolor Paper. Then I took my Cloud Stencil from Billie my friend in USA, Billie this Cloud Stamp is my ALWAYS "must used item" if I make a Scene card, thanks once more Billie. After that I took my Peerless Transparent Watercolor and coloring the ground with some different green colors.
I took my Sentiment Dies and use the blue and black paper for my card. I used the same blue paper for the strip of paper there.
I love how CAS my card looks.
Challenge for my second card are:
CASology Week 239: Landmark
Cardz 4 Guys #160: Clean and Simple
Alphabet Challenge: Z for Zero Embellishments
Avenue 613 #195: Anything Goes
Simply Papercraft #44: Anything Goes
Crafty Girls Creations #34: Anything Goes
Crafting With An Attitude #25: Anything Goes
Thanks for looking and leaving me some love, wishing you happy Saturday :)
Love,
Monika, this is just so adorable! I love that little Japanese girl and the mix of patterns is so pretty!! The background is beautiful with the embossed snowflakes! Wishing you a very wonderful week, My Friend! XX
ReplyDeleteMonika, your card is GORGEOUS!!! Love patterned papers you created and the little Japanese doll... so so sooooo adorable. :o) Big hugs!! :o) xx
ReplyDeleteWow...both of your cards are fabulous, first your sweet little lady all decked out in blue and ready to hit the snow, just as sweet as can be. Your Eiffel Tower card is gorgeous, a wonderful spring time scene, just love it. Hope you and your family are having a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteSweet winter card! Love your little lady smiling in her snow gear. The sponged background is perfect! Great design! :)
ReplyDeleteTwo fabulous cards! The first one is adorable and your stamping is fabulous! I never would have guessed it wasn't patterned paper! Thanks for playing with Jo's Scrap Shack.
ReplyDeleteMonika, I just love the image of Japanese doll, so pretty in blue! The paris card is so beautiful and a perfect CAS one!
ReplyDeleteYour card is so cute. I love the blues you used and the little Asian girl is so darling. Embossed background look awesome. The Paris card is so cute. I love the clouds. You work my template with perfection. I love the empty white space. I would of tried to put something there but I LOVE that you didn't.. I have to remember this and leave that space. The tower is awesome. Beautiful cards my friend.
ReplyDeleteyour card is adorable Monika...love the stamped snowflakes background...thank you so much for sharing with us at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge...hugs kath xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful winter card, Monika! That image is really lovely, and your stenciled clouds are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining our challenge at Making Memories Crafting! :o)
This looks fantastic, Monika! Beautiful colouring of your Eiffel Tower and stencilled clouds! I absolutely adore your fresh CAS layout too! Beautifully done! Thank you so much for joining us at CASology this week!
ReplyDeleteMonika, your Paris card is so wonderfully done! I just love how you added the subtle cloud details!
ReplyDeleteI also like your sweet little winter themed card! The monochromatic color scheme works so well on it and that little girl is the cutest!
Thank you so much for playing along with us again over at CASology! :)
Your Eiffel Tower is so perfectly shaded, Monika! Thanks for playing along with us at CASology this week!
ReplyDeleteThis is sob eatuiful! I love the Japenese Doll and the fabulous colours! Thank you for sharing with us at Fussy and Fancy, good luck and I hope you will join us again.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Gina xx
Just love your Paris themed design, Monika - thanx for sharing with us at Cardz 4 Guyz.
ReplyDeleteHugz, Jan (DT) xx
Your first card is adorable with two lovely backgrounds that you created and that Paris card is stunning!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous card, Monika! Beautiful watercoloring and perfect CAS design...Love it! Congrats on your well deserved shout out at CASology!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your Eiffel Tower... perfect!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your card is gorgeous! Fabulous job! Thanks for sharing it with us at Cardz 4 Guyz! Cyndi, DT
ReplyDeleteTwo gorgeous cards Monika! I love all of the blue and that sweet image on your first card, beautiful CAS design on your second card! Also, a big thanks for joining us at Alphabet Challenge Blog.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Tammy
Sweet winter card! I love the mix of the Nordic inspired pattern with the Japanese girl, east meets west. And as you chose blue I think the card is appropriate not as a Christmas card but also for winter occasions.
ReplyDeleteYour Paris card is very artsy, the grass is Claude Monet painting style, fab shading! I envy you that cloud stencil:)
Like your take on the challenge Monika, the Eiffel Tower looks great.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at the Alphabet Challenge. :)
Beautiful cards. I love the blue and that sweet image on your first card and simplicity of second card! Thanks for playing with Jo's Scrap Shack.
ReplyDeleteAlpna-DT
Oh, your little Japannese girl is sooooooo cute, Monika and all the blues are so beautiful!!!! You are so good at making your own patterned papers and your stamping is lovely and very neatly done!!!!! I love the little snowflake and the pretty twine bow!!!!! A lovely card!!!!! Your Paris card is a wonderful CAS card and your watercoloured scene with the stenciled clouds are beautiful!!!! Well done on both these, my friend!!
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Two beautiful cards, Love the Japanese Doll and pretty colours. Thank you for joining our Add Some Layers challenge over at MMC. Hope to see you again soon.
ReplyDeleteCrafty Hugs Sonia DT xx
Thanks for entering your lovely crafting for CHNC challenge 324 – you could also enter this into my CHNC challenge extra for March - I'd love to see it there too x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and cute image-love the stamped backing paper--Thank you for joining us at Simply Papercrafts
ReplyDeleteCarol DT x
Another super-cutie, Monika! Very sweet!
ReplyDeleteThanks, too for my latest card - you're a doll to think of me! It's like we're penpals, lol. Thanks again! XX
Both of your cards are wonderful, Monika! I love that little Japanese girl and her smile! :)) You made fantastic backgrounds and I like the colors!
ReplyDeleteBest greetings from Germany,
Katrin
P.S. Thank you so much for your lovely comment. ;)