Sticky–Christmas Card

I love frosted colours for Christmas, it makes such a change from the traditional colours.

The image I’m using today is called Sticky from Mo’s Digital Pencil. Coloured with Copic Sketch Markers mainly the BG colours then used frosted stickles by ranger to add some sparkle here and there.

I found this pretty designer paper while I was away but the perferation name strip at the bottom of the 12 x 12 scrapbook paper was missing so I haven’t a clue whick company made it but it has embossed puffed up snowflakes on it which have a bit of frosted glitter over them. I added some pearls to the centers. I used paper punches to cut out the circles from the paper and base card and added a snowflake in the gap using thread so that it will spin.

Close up view of Sticky

Anniversary Blog Candy Winner

Well we have arrived home safe and well and refreshed from a wonderful break in the Lake District. I got to work straight away and used the random thingamajig to draw a winner of the candy that was running up to the 19th July to win all of the goodies below.

 

  

The winner is

Number 231 which is Trina Hollis

Congratulations sweetie, drop me a line with your address and I will get your prize posted out for you.

Missed my Crafting

Today we are going to be travelling home, although i will be sorry to leave this beautiful place I cannot tell a lie and have to say I am looking fora=ward to getting home to my own bed and I’m itching to make a card, I have fingers crossed that my Promarkers and Copic Markers haven’t dried up through being neglected.

I Have to share with you the images of our Thursday evening meal, we went for Thai and this was a first for us but certainly won’t be a last.

  

Thank You and our Anniversary Day

I was so thrilled when i saw all of the wonderful Anniversary wishes from you all, that was so sweet of you all. We had a wonderful day which started with a lovely day out on a venture across Wrynose and Hardknot Pass, I may tell you that this is not for the faint hearted as the drive is a 1 in 3 gradiant drive over the hills (butt clenching stuff) but the views that bestowed us were breath taking beautiful. We headed off the beaten track and ended up at Wastwater and oh my giddy aunt it was haunting.

Wastwater

 

It was quiet and secluded and left us gasping at the views

On our return we opened the door to our room and found these.

Chris the owner of the guesthouse had bought us flowers and a card, wasn’t that lovely.

Then on the evening we went out for a fabulous Indian meal which finished our day off perfectly.

Chris has been a busy bee updating his blog so if you haven’t already had a peek you can do so here

Project of the Month–Dream Team Blog Hop

Its that time again and this Month's theme for the Blog Hop is Make an Easel card and our host is Alice and that's where the blog hop begins.

You should have landed on my blog from Mina We will hold this every third Thursday of the month , we aim to give you a little inspiration and hopefully a few Oooo's and Awe's along the way.The Dream Team is made up with some of the most talented ladies so be sure to give them all a visit.

The image I used on this months project is My Name is Alice and it can be purchased from Mo’s Digital Pencil

Coloured with Copic Markers and teamed with Stampin Up designer paper, some roses and vintage see binder from Wild Orchid Crafts

Next up is Lori and I can guarantee she’ll have something amazing to show.

Don't forget to leave comments along the way to be in for a chance of winning a spot prize.