A Christmas Candy Mill card

Hello how are you? How's your day going?
Work has been hectic for me but in the evenings I love sitting whilst the News is on and posting a new card that I have made on my blog.

Here it is:

This card has at the centre a Candy Mill made with a Cottage Cutz die. It was fiddly but I think so worth it. Again I sat whilst watching TV and cut all the bits and pieces out of scraps then put them together for the centre piece of my card. I also used an Impression Obsession die to cut out the fir trees again using scrap pieces of card stock. The frame is a Spellbinders Branching out die cut from Kaisercraft Scarlet weave card stock and I used a Basics A (5 x 7) #4 die to cut the mat behind the image from white card stock which I then inked the edges of with a Vintage Photo ink pad.

Here's a close up of the Candy Mill. I added some Stickles Crystal glitter and some white paint to add the dimension and appearance of glistening snow. I also used a W1 & W3 Copic marker to create the effect of shadow on the building.

Here's a closer image of the front of the card.

The sentiment is from a JustRite stamp cut out with a Spellbinders Die, inking with Vintage Photo ink and some Stickles Crystal glitter.











Here are the main ingredients used to make this card:

Quill White MultiBoard 210gsm Card stoc	Kaiser Craft Scarlet Weave Card Stock	Spellbinders Branching Out S6-006	Spellbinders 5 x 7 Matting Basics A - S6-001	Spellbinders Eyelet Circles S4-304
JustRite Christmas Vintage Labels One Clear Stamps CR-03820	Tim Holtz Ranger Distress Ink Pad Vintage Photo	Impression Obsession Fir Trees DIE084-V	Cottage Cutz Candy Mill (4x8)	Artline 400 XF White Paint Marker
Stickles - Crystal

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