My year in review....

I thought I'd share my favourite projects from 2013 but before I do I'd like to wish all my lovely friends and followers a very Happy Near Year! Here's hoping that 2014 brings you health, wealth and happiness (and of course lots of lovely crafty goodies lol). Thanks to everyone who has visited and special thanks to those who take the time to leave a comment, they really made my day.

I've tried to narrow my favourite projects down but I've had such fun crafting this year, I'm such a lucky girl to design for some wonderful companies and play oops work with some amazing products.  Its taken me ages to choose as I never really like stuff I've made afterwards (if you know what I mean lol)

Anyway here are my 5 favourite projects from the year, hope you like them

This canvas was made to showcase the new Metallic PanPastels, I've also used my trusty Graph'It markers on this one, 

This one was made for the launch of some gorgeous new masks from Splodgeaway, 

Here's  a project made for Fashionable Stamping Challenges for our 'Sew and Sew' challenge in August, I really enjoyed making this one (you can see the origianal post here)

I had to include a Halloween project as I adore the colours of Halloween, I had so much messy fun making this one which was for the launch of fab new Halloween stamps from Chocolate Baroque (you can see the full post here)

This one was made using a free stamp, its not my usual style and was a really quick card but its one I really like, may be I should try CAS more often (you can find the original post here)

I'm linking up with my lovely Graph'It Teamie Suzi who is sharing her favourite projects here (and they are lush so well worth a visit!)

Well as its New Years Eve I'm going to crack open the twiglets and perhaps have  a wee drop of falling down water, have a great time however you're celebrating and all the very best for the new year

crafty hugs

Claire xx

Happy New Year from Premium Craft Brands!

Good morning folks, hope you're having a good weekend. I'm all out of routine with Christmas and work and days off lol, still I'm not complaining as its lovely to have some time at home. Its time for our new challenge over at Premium Craft Brands and this week the theme is 'Anything Goes' and we've got a fab prize from our generous sponsor too. The DT are showcasing their favourite projects from the last year so do pop over  and have peek! I've picked my poppies project from our Floral Challenge in August, I really enjoyed making this

Here's a close up of the poppies:

You can find all the details  for this fun technique on my original post here

I'm entering this project in the Artistic Stamper challenge 'Highlight of your year'

Thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate you taking the time to visit

Claire xx

Chocolate Raspberry and Cream on the Catwalk

Hello my lovelies, don't you just love the week between Christmas and New Year, its the perfect time to relax, catch up on some TV and eat too much lol. Its great for catching up on some crafting too so why not pop over to Fashionable Stamping Challenges and join us for our new challenge which is a colour challenge chosen by my lovely DT Sister Yvonne - 'Chocolate Raspberry and Cream' sounds yummy doesn't it?  Pop over to the challenge blog and check out all the gorgeous inspiration from my teamies and also find out about the fab prize from our sponsor Flonzcraft.

I've made a little book, the colours have really bleached out on the photos unfortunately. I was inspired by this gorgeous project by Rebecca over at the Frilly and Funkie blog and followed the tutorial to create the pages for my little album. I've used stamps from Flonzcraft and Chocolate Baroque. The gorgeous pink papers are from Pion Design. I've added some metal charms and some shabby pink frantage here and there too 

I've added lots of die cuts, seam binding ribbon, lace and added some pretty die cut butterflies here and there too

Some of the pages have punched borders and I've also dusted off my embossing folders to add some texture here and there too

I've made loads of paper flowers, you can't have too many flowers can you?

I've used lots of distress inks in Walnut Stain, Tea Dye, Victorian Velvet and Old Paper and added some pearls here and there for a bit of interest

I'm entering this project in the following challenges:

4 Crafty Girlz: anything goes

Artistic Stamper: anything goes

Crafts 4 Eternity: Something new (papers)

Creative knockouts: anything goes

Docerela Creations: anything goes

LEJ Designs: anything goes

Sparkles Forum: anything but a card

Stampin for the weekend: anything goes

Stamplorations: stamps and silhouettes

well done if you've managed to get to the end of this post, I got a bit carried away with the pics lol. 

I hope you're going to join us for our new challenge.

Thanks for popping by, hope to see you again soon

Claire xx

Happy New Colour at Graph'It Markers

Good morning folks, we've got a new challenge starting at Graph'It Colouring Challenge, the theme for challenge entrants is 'Anything Goes' but the DT were challenged to use new colours, something we don't usually use!! You don't have to use Graph'It Markers to enter this challenge and there's a fab prize up for grabs so pop over to the challenge blog and find out all the details, check out my teamies projects too, they are lush!!

I've used the pink greys to colour this gorgeous image from the Polkadoodles CD Frederika, they give a gorgeous warm grey/brown shade:

Dress: 6290, 9306, 9305,9303, 4150

Hair: 3180, 3150, 3120, 1230

Skin: 4180, 4155, 4115, 4125 plus 5125, 5110

I've also added some little dots of stickles to the buttons on her dress but you can't see the sparkle on the pic

Here's a closer look at the image:

The papers and flowers are from Prima,, I've added some lace and chocolate brown seambinding ribbon from the Ribbon Girl, some die cut swirls and a little handbag charm to finish off.

I'm entering this card in the following challeges:

Crafty Bloggers: girly

Creative Card Crew: anything goes

Deep Ocean: something old (papers and flowers)

Digi makeover: anything goes

Digi stamps for joy: anything goes

Paper Shelter: anything goes

Whimsy Inspirations: party time

Thanks for visiting today, hope to see you again soon

Claire xx

Blue Sky at Chocolate Baroque

Good morning, its back to work for me this morning but hopefully we'll have a nice quiet day and with any luck I'll be finishing at 3ish. Before I brave the gales and go earn some pennies, I just wanted to share a card made with the gorgeous new stamps from Chocolate Baroque, there are two sets of stamps in the new release, Tranquillity and Serenity  and I've used stamps from both sets for this card (you can find them here).

I stamped the images and added the Heron from Oriental Crane and coloured them with Graph'It markers. I used PanPastels to create the background and stamped the two little birds. I've distressed the edges with Broken China distress ink.

I'm entering this card in the following challenges:

Crafty Creations: anything goes

Divas by Design: anything goes

Emergency Crafters: anything but Christmas

Loves Rubber Stamps: anything goes

Through the Craft Room door: anything goes

I'm off to work now, hopefully time will whizz by and I'll be home nice and early for an evening with my feet up on the sofa eating those Christmas chocs, aaahhhhhh bliss!

thanks for visiting today, 

Claire xx

Sparkly Snow Queen from Aurora Wings

Good morning folks and a very Merry Christmas to all my lovely followers and visitors. I've got some cleaning and a pile of sprouts to peel ready for the big day but before I go and tackle those jobs here's a card made using  Snow Queen one of the gorgeous images from Aurora Wings

I've made a background using distress inks and the acrylic block technique. The image was coloured with my Graph'It marjers and I added glamour dust to her icicles, lots of tiny dots of liquid pearls and some Jones Tones glitter which is THE sparkliest glitter ever. I know this because it looked sooooooo pretty I had to tip the whole bottle out onto a scrap of paper to oooooh and ahhhh over it and after that me and the dogs sparkled for days lol. 

I've added die cut snowflakes, again liberally glittered, a strip of sparkly gems, a big bow and a snowflake brad topped with a pearl.

I'm entering this card in the following challenges:

A Creative Romance: sparkle at Christmas

Card Mania: winter wonderland

Challenges and Candies: winter magic

Crafting from the heart: anything goes

Crafty Hazelnut: last minute Christmas makes

Dream Valley: Christmas 

Get Inky: winter snow

Lunagirl Moonbeams: blue Christmas

Whoopsi Daisy: Christmas

Well I'd better make a start on my list of jobs! Have a great day and thanks for popping by

Merry Christmas 

Claire xx

Steampunk Owl from Chocolate Baroque

Good morning my lovelies, hope you're not too stressed getting ready for Christmas. I think I'm pretty much organised, the nice man from Tesco will be delivering my food shopping soon and once thats put away I think I'll grab a coupe of hours in my craftroom. Before I go, here's a sample made with the gorgeous Steampunk Bird stamps from Chocolate Baroque. We've got some really exciting news too, Glenda has announced a Design Team call so pop over to the DT blog and find out all about it!! Its a wonderful team, such lovely friendly talented girls and of course THE most amazing stamps to work with. I still count my blessings to be on such a fantastic team!

I've used the adorable owl stamp from the set, coloured with Graph'It Markers over a dry embossed background highlighted with gilding wax. The background was made with a cog stamp from Steampunk Butterfly and metallic PanPastels. The sentiment is from Steampunk Birds, die cut with a spellbinders die and topped with a little owl. I made the little owl with shrink plastic, coloured with Graph'It Markers and then dipped in UTEE.

Fo finish off I've added some screw brads and some gold ribbon.

I'm entering this card in the following challenges:

Addicted to Stamps and More: Anything goes

Alphabet Challenge: W is for whatever you wish

Charisma Cardz: anything goes

Deep Ocean: something old (embossing folder)

Drunken Stampers: embossing

Stempelsonne: anything goes

Thanks so much for calling by today

Claire xx

Quick and easy Christmas gifts at Premium Craft Brands

Good morning folks, how's your weekend going? After a mammoth pressie wrapping session yesterday I think we're nearly ready Christmas, I'm hoping to have a lazy day today and catch up on some TV but first I wanted to share my project for this weeks challenge at Premium Craft Brands PanPastel Challenge. Pop on over to the challenge blog to find out all about the fabby prize from our generous sponsor Your Creativity Store and check out my teamies gorgeous projects too! Our theme this week for challenge entrants is 'Anything goes' but the DT were challenged to make a Christmas gift using fabric eeeeeeeek!
Talk about a challenge lol.

I had a bit of a mad scientist session in my craft room and experimented with PanPastels, Maimeri Glassy Gel and Crinoline fabric. I coloured the fabric with Permanent red PanPastel and then smothered it with Maimeri Glassy Gel and brushed on some  Gold PanPastel. I left it to dry (give it a good 24 hours) and die cut it with tattered florals and made the roses. I added some charms, beads and bits and bobs from my stash to make the necklace. Here's another pic of the flowers, they are a lot 'redder' in real life, my dodgy photography again lol.

I'm entering this one in the following challenges:

Bastel Traum: anything but a card

Bloggers: Holiday gifts

Crafters Cafe: sparkle

Miriam's Crafting Blog: homemade gifts

Sparkles Forum: anything but a card

Thanks so much for visiting today

Claire xx

A new challenge at Polkadoodles

Good morning folks, its my last day at work before Christmas today so I've got a few days off now, can't wait yipppeeeeee. Don't forget our lovely Nikky Hall is on C&C today at 11am demonstrating Graph'It markers, she's got loads of fab techniques and demos up her sleeve so don't miss it! We've got a fab new challenge starting at PolkaDoodles too and we're making projects for Christmas Birthdays but for challenge entrants is much easier, pop over to the challenge blog to check it out and find out all about the fab prize! 

I've used backing papers from the gorgeous Gingerbread Twist Picknix Cd and the focal image is from Frederika both from Polkadoodles. The image has been coloured with Graph'it Markers and the sentment is computer generated

To finish off i've added some seambinding ribbon, flowers and die cuts and some little pearls in the corners.

I'm entering this card in the following challenges:

Bearly Mine: anything goes

Crafty Sentiments: birthdays

Eureka Stamps: anything Christmas

Love to Create: anything goes

Parade your crafts: Christmas projects

Ribbon Carousel: anything goes

Stamp and Create: anything goes

Thanks so much for visiting today, see you soon

Claire xx

Don't miss Graph'It Markers on C&C

Good morning folks, just a quick heads up that the lovely Nikky Hall is on C&C tomorrow with lots of lovely Graph'It markers, the show is on at 11am so make sure you grab a cuppa and book your place on the sofa as Nikky has got some amazing demos lined up and of course lots of gorgeous samples to share.

This card is one of my samples for the show, the image is from Crafts and Me, coloured with my beloved Graph'Its and die cut with nesties. The background was made with my graph'it markers, a pronty 'leaves' mask and a spritz of Mix'it spray. Here's another pic of the image:

I've added red lace and dark green seam binding with a little toadstool charm and lots of flowers from my stash and to finish off some die cut butterflies with little pearls for their bodies. 

I'm entering this one in the following challenges:

Artistic Inspirations: anything goes

Bearly Mine: anything goes

Crafts and Me: anything goes

Everybody Art challenge: No Christmas cards

Fan-tastic Tuesday: punches and dies

LEJ Designs: Anything goes

Use your stuff: Ribbon

Thanks so much for visiting today, hope to see you again soon

Claire xx

Altered Christmas at SplodgeAway

Good morning folks, I love making home decor projects for Christmas so I decided to alter a bottle, I adore making these but I've never used a mask before so this was a bit of a challenge. I created these sparkly snowflakes using the gorgeous detailed Snowflake border mask from SplodgeAway.

I taped the mask on to my nonstick craft sheet and then used a spreader to apply a mixture of Maimieri Glassy gel mixed with glitter through the mask, I removed the mask and left the snowflakes to dry - they take a good while, at least overnight but they are soooooo pretty I think  they are worth the wait. Once they were dry, I peeled them off and glued them to the bottle.

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The image is from Chocolate Baroque, Gothic angels set, coloured with Graph'It markers and die cut with Spellbinders. I also added some Maimeri Glassy Gel icicles to the top of the bottle and topped it off with a ribbon and a bow.

I'm entering this project in the following challenges:

All Crafts: anything goes

Allsorts: snowflakes

Anything but a card: anything you dream up

Craft your Passion: Christmas anything but a card

Papertake Weekly: Christmas projects

Simon says stamp Monday challenge: use a stamp

Sparkle'n'Sprinkle: Anything goes with glitter, ep or flocking

Top Tip Tuesday: Snowflakes

Thanks so much for popping by today

Claire xx

Little Claire's

Good morning folks, I've got a couple of very quick Christmas cards to share today, both made using shaped card blanks and stamps from Little Claire's. 

The images have been coloured with Graph'It markers and I've used distress inks to add some colour to the embossed areas on the cards. 

I'm entering these cards in the following challenges:

Chocolate Coffee and Cards: Happy Holidays

Less is more: one layer cards

Little Claire's: Christmas

Paper Creator's Cards: Shaped cards

Sweet Stampin: last minute Christmas cards

have a good day and thanks for popping by

Claire xx

New flower stamps from Chocolate Baroque

Good morning my lovelies, my project today is a set of little cards made using the gorgeous new clear flower stamps from Chocolate Baroque (Magnolia, Cornflower, Peony and Fritillary) you can find them here

I've stamped the images on kraft card and coloured the images with Derwent Coloursoft Pencils and matted them on some green card. Quick and easy little cards, perfect for saying thank you for all those Christmas pressies 

I'm entering these little cards in the following challenges:

4 Crafty Girlz: anything goes

Crafts Too: Natural World twist add a flower

Creative Corner: colour it

Creative Fingers: anything goes

Sister Act: anything goes

 Have a good day and thanks for popping by today, 

Claire xx

Mistletoe Fairy

Good morning folks, Monday again eeeek not long til Christmas now! Here's another Christmas card made using one of the gorgeous digi images from Aurora Wings, she's called Mistletoe Fairy and I just couldn't resist her!

I've coloured her with Graph'It Markers and added glamour dust and pearls for a bit of sparkle. I fussy cut the image and layered her up over a pretty doily. The base card is from Craftwork cards, stamped with a Chocolate Baroque mistletoe stamp using Bundled Sage Distress ink, I also used this colour to ink around the edges of the card. The sentiment is also from Chocolate Baroque. I added some lace, green seam binding ribbon, a little heart button and a snowflake charm to finish off.  Here's another pic of the image:

I'm entering this card in the following challenges:

Allsorts: Snowflakes

Challenges and Candies: winter magic

Crafty Hazelnut's: whatever is urgent to make

(I just had to colour this image lol)

Crafty Ribbons: anything goes with ribbon

Digi Haven: Merry Christmas

It's all about the Vintage: Christmas foliage

Paper Creator's Crafts: shaped cards 

Totally gorjuss: Special Christmas

Winter Wonderland: ribbon and pearls

Word Play Saturday: Fairy or angel

Thanks so much for visiting today, hope to see you again soon

Claire xx

Its snowing at Premium Craft Brands

Good morning folks, are you nearly ready for Christmas? I'm nowhere near organised yet but there's plenty of time yet (if I say it often enough I'll eventually believe it lol). As time is whizzing by so quickly, its time for another new challenge at Premium Craft Brands PanPastel UK where we've got a snowy theme this week! As always there is a fab prize from our generous sponsor Berni at Your Creativity Store, pop on over to the challenge blog for all the deets and to check out the amazing artwork from my lovely teamies.

I've made a Christmas card using my PanPastels. I used Ultramarine Blue Tint for the sky, masking the moon and then applying silver and pewter PanPastels. I used a copier paper mask to create the hills, again with silver and pewter PanPastels, its hard to see on the pic but they give the most amazing shimmer and sparkle.

 The stamps used are from Stampendous, I love this set its one of my favourites. I stamped the snow stamp with versamark over the sky area and then applied silver PanPastel to create the snowflakes. I added a pretty brass snowflake topped with a pearl and a die cut reindeer coloured with Burnt Sienna and the shade PanPastels. I added a bit of colour to the stamped images with the same PanPastels and a paper stump.

I'm entering this in the following challenges:

A Creative Romance: sparkle at Christmas

Brown Sugar: Christmas

Christmas at Sweet Stampin: Snow

Craftitude: anything goes/Christmas sparkle

Craft your Passion: Let it snow

Creative Moments: winter wonderland

Moving along with the times: Walking in a winter wonderland

Papertake Weekly: Christmas Creatures

Sweet Pea Stampers: its cold outside

Top Tip Tuesday: Snow

Wags'n'Whiskers: Christmas

Well I'd better tackle the ironing and think about cooking Sunday lunch

have a lovely day and thanks for popping by

Clairexx

A sunny scene with Lavinia Stamps

Good morning, its been so cold and grey here this week I fancied making something to remind me of better weather so I decided to have a  play with my Lavinia stamps and create a sunny scene for the Lavinia Challenge where the theme this month is Anything goes.

I stamped the houses and masked them to ink in the sun, sky and land with distress inks. Next I stamped the trees, washing line and foliage. I also used my favourite little fairy Mia who is just pegging her wings out to dry in the sunshine. Once I'd done all the stamping I set to with my Graph'It markers and added some of my favourite bright zingy colours. I adore these little house stamps, they are so quirky!

I'm also entering this card in the following challenges:

Artistic Inspirations: anything goes/favourite colours

Card Mania: fantasy

Crafting from the Heart: anything goes

Divas by Design: anything goes

Stamping Sensations: Free and easy

Thanks so much for visiting today

Claire xx

Mixing it up with Graph'It Markers

Good morning folks, time for another challenge at Graph'It markers and this week the DT are making backgrounds with Mix'It Fluid to inspire you but the challenge theme is a nice easy one so pop over to the challenge blog to check out all the details and of course find out about the fab prize!! I've made a background using Graph'It markers, a Pronty mask and Mix'It fluid, its a really quick and easy technique - I've done a tutorial over on the Graph'It Colouring Challenge blog too if you want to check it out.

 The image is from the PolkaDoodles CD Angelberry Christmas, I love these angels they are so cute and quirky. 

Skin: 4170, 4155, 4115, 5115

Clothes: 5130, 5125, 5115 plus cool greys 9104, 9102, 9100

Background: 5160

I've also used 5125 to colour the pearls. Here's another pic of the image:

I've layered some die cut snowflakes up over the image, added some pearly swirls and a big bow topped with a pretty heart made with thermomorph and again coloured with my Graph'Its

I'm entering this card in the following challenges:

ABC Christmas: make your own embellies 

Fab'n'Funky: snowflakes

Get Inky: Christmas

In the pink: Its Christmas

Kaboodle Doodles: non traditional Christmas colours

Milk Coffee: Christmas in non traditional colours

Top Tip Tuesday: Snowflakes

Whoopsi Daisy: Christmas non traditional colours

Don't forget to pop over to check out my lovely teamies stunning projects, they have created some amazing cards again this week!

Thanks so much for visiting today, hope to see you again soon

Claire xx

Acetate Angelberry card

Good morning folks, its my last day at work as i've got a long weekend off yippppppeeee. At last i'm getting into the Christmas spirit so tomorrow I'll be putting up the decorations and I suppose I really should get some Christmas shopping done too lol. Today's card is a little scene made using digis from the gorgeous PolkaDoodles CD Angelberry Christmas, I just love this cd!

I made the scene in publisher, printed it off and coloured with Graph'It markers adding some glitter and gems although they don't show up too well on the pic. I matted the image on the back of the card and added an acetate panel to the front, you need to use strong acetate for this or it goes all wobbly -not good! I added the die cut border at the bottom to strengthen it and I'm quite pleased with the result. To finish off I added a seam binding bow, a sparkly button and some bakers twine.

I'm entering this card in the following challenges:

Craft your Passion: Let it snow

Glitter 'n' sparkle: show us some blue

Incy Wincy: Let it snow

Joanna Sheen: make it sparkle

Lexi's Creations: Snow

Paper Playtime: winter fun

Ribbon Girl: ho ho ho Christmas

Sweet Pea Stampers: its cold outside

Thanks so much for visiting today, 

Claire xx

Steampunk Birds from Chocolate Baroque

Good morning folks, and a big warm welcome to my new followers,  its lovely to 'meet' you!! I don't know about you but I'm not enjoying these long dark nights, in fact I'm starting to feel a bit like a bat lol. I can't wait to see some sunshine. My card today features the fab new Steampunk Birds stamps from Chocolate Baroque which I've combined with a quirky little cottage from Sunburst Scenes.

The background was made using PanPastels, I used a die cut cog as a stencil to create the sun. I coloured the cottage with Graph'It markers. The main images were also coloured with Graph'Its and decoupaged for a little depth. The sentiment is from Home Sweet Home, stamped on kraft card and die cut with spellbinders tag die. I matted the scene on some brown card and layered it up on some Kraft resist paper that I'd coloured with Forest Moss distress ink.

I'm entering this in the following challenges
Allsorts: anything but Christmas
Aud Sentiments: tags
Bunny Zoe's: wings
Corrosive Challenge: anything goes
Created with Love: anything goes

Sister Act: anything goes
Squirrel and the Fox: Summer or winter

Wags'n'Whiskers: things with wings

Thanks for visiting today,hope to see you again soon

Claire xx

Blazing Poppies

Good morning my lovelies, I don't know about you but I'm about had it with making Christmas cards lol. I've still got a few to make eeeeek but I couldn't resist having a play with some pretty summery colours for my entry for this months challenge at Indigo Blu where the theme is 'Lest We Forget' so they want to see us use poppies

When I first moved in to this house, the garden was full of the most ginormous weeds and brambles and it took me about two years to turn it into a pretty garden, but scattered through all the weeds were the most gorgeous pale pink poppies that sprung up everywhere. Sadly none of them survived my blitzing of the garden so I decided to try and capture their lovely delicate pink in my card.

I began by stamping Indigo Blu Blazing Poppies with versamark and embossing with white EP, next I stamped the Indigo blu flourish around the edges and again embossed with white EP. Next I blended distress inks in Shabby Shutters, Tumbled Glass and Evergreen Bough all over the cardstock. I lifted the colour from the flowers with water and a paint brush and once it was dry added some colour with Graph'It markers. The sentiment is also from Indigo Blu, again stamped in white and inked with the same colours.

I'm also entering this card in the following challenges:

Add a little dazzle: embossing

Allsorts: anything but Christmas

Charisma Cardz: distressed

Crafts Too: natural world plus add a flower

Crafty Creations: anything except Christmas

Thanks for popping by today, hope to see you again soon

Claire xx

Snowy scene

Good morning folks, I think I blinked and missed the weekend as its Monday already. I'm not too grumpy though as its our staff party today so we get to down tools at lunchtime and relax with a nice buffet and some Christmas music. Anyway before the festivities, I just wanted to share a card made for a couple of challenges:

I love to make a card from just white card, its sooooooo satisfying isn't it? this card is made just from one sheet of white card and a chipped sapphire distress ink pad (and of course loads of Clarity Stamps). I saw this months challenge at Clarity was scene building and had decided to try and play along and when I spotted the challenge at Craft a Scene was to make a winter scene with an optional extra of making a tri-shutter card I had to have a go.

The folding lark was the most complicated, eeeeeeeek! I'm totally useless at measuring and folding lol. I began by creating the card base and then set to with my Clarity Stamps to create the wintery scene. the scene didn't look right extending in to the bottom of the card so I used a shaving brush and more Chipped Sapphire ink to create the blue border and added some snow with a white sharpie pen.

Here are a couple more pics:

I wasn't too sure about the tree at the top but they kind of look like dark hills in the background (hopefully lol)

I'm also entering this card in the following challenges:

Clarity Stamps: Scene building

Craft a Scene: winter scene plus optional trishutter card

Crafty Calendar: December Cold and Frosty

Fab'n'Funky: frosty

Jo's Scrap Shack: winter wonderland

Inky Impressions: winter/snow

Paper Creators Crafts: shaped card

Simon Says Stamp: make your own background

Stamplorations: christmas stamps and silhouettes

Have a good day and thanks so much for visiting today
Claire xx