Oh BRAVO Win these are all gorgeous, everyone. I don't know how you can come up with so many beautiful designs and colors. You are amazing! Have a great week and take care of you. Hugs & best wishes. Deann
Many thanks, Deann. I'm having a lot of fun playing with mark-making on these. Getting down to the nitty-gritty now! Sending heaps of love, my friend. xoxo
Oh là là! Your Christmas cards are mag-ni-ficent, my dear Win! All those splendid textures and sumptuous colours create an incredible effect. They make you want to touch them as well as look at them. Bravo, my friend! The first one really strikes me, with its elegant, sinuous twig that looks like pink mimosa on a full moon. This theme of Christmas baubles is endless, isn't it? But it must delight you, who loves circles, rounds and beautiful curves… Every time I visit, I am delighted to see your joy in creating, which is so evident in all your creations. Big hugs from my little corner.
So many thanks, Sim - your comments are always a delight, and I'm grateful for the encouragement. Sending you some extra pre-Christmas hugs for your kindness. xoxox
Hi Win your baubles look brilliant, so full of colour. I don't know where the months have gone and still not finished my C. Cards, we'll both have to get our fingers out for sure. Thanks for the lovely comments over at mine too. Happy creating. Hugs Angela xXx
Thanks, Angela...I'm still aghast at how late I've left things this year. We're a Johnny-come-lately pair in 2025, aren't we? Love your cards, my friend, and the progress is as marvellous as the results!! xo
Oh BRAVO Win these are all gorgeous, everyone. I don't know how you can come up with so many beautiful designs and colors. You are amazing! Have a great week and take care of you. Hugs & best wishes. Deann
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, Deann. I'm having a lot of fun playing with mark-making on these. Getting down to the nitty-gritty now! Sending heaps of love, my friend. xoxo
DeleteOh là là! Your Christmas cards are mag-ni-ficent, my dear Win!
ReplyDeleteAll those splendid textures and sumptuous colours create an incredible effect.
They make you want to touch them as well as look at them. Bravo, my friend!
The first one really strikes me, with its elegant, sinuous twig that looks like pink mimosa on a full moon.
This theme of Christmas baubles is endless, isn't it?
But it must delight you, who loves circles, rounds and beautiful curves…
Every time I visit, I am delighted to see your joy in creating, which is so evident in all your creations.
Big hugs from my little corner.
So many thanks, Sim - your comments are always a delight, and I'm grateful for the encouragement. Sending you some extra pre-Christmas hugs for your kindness. xoxox
DeleteHi Win your baubles look brilliant, so full of colour. I don't know where the months have gone and still not finished my C. Cards, we'll both have to get our fingers out for sure. Thanks for the lovely comments over at mine too. Happy creating. Hugs Angela xXx
ReplyDeleteThanks, Angela...I'm still aghast at how late I've left things this year. We're a Johnny-come-lately pair in 2025, aren't we? Love your cards, my friend, and the progress is as marvellous as the results!! xo
DeleteThis looks similar to the technique you recently did with vases. Brilliant idea to use it for Christmas cards!
ReplyDeleteYes, it's fun to play with this technique - rather like playing hide and seek! 🤣
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