Winter Trees

Hello and welcome! Time for a new theme already at Allsorts challenge and it's Sarah's week to host. As winter is just around the corner (definitely already feels like winter over here!!!) she would like to see "Colors of Winter" which is optional so all your new crafty makes are welcome for a chance to win one of our great prizes or to be selected in her top 5. We have a great assortment of prizes for the next two weeks, by AALL and Create who by the way still have some fantastic discounts, many 50% off or more. So if you haven't taken advantage of their fabulous sale yet, don't miss your chance! 

For my card today I went with a simple winter scene using the Penny Black stamp Gorgeous Grove.

I used a mask made of torn copy paper and a circle for the moon then inked the sky with Chipped Sapphire Distress ink. The trees were stamped with Gathered Twigs Distress Oxide ink. A white Posca pen was used to flick some "snowflakes" onto the background and then I added the die cut snowflakes which were done using Penny Black's Dancing Snowflakes dies. On the sentiment portion I used Lawn Fawn's stitched border die. Sentiment is an oldie from Stampin Up. 

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The tiny sentiment inside the moon is from the Penny Black set Holiday Snippets.

I plan to share with these challenges:

• Penny Black Saturday Challenge - PB Stamps
• TIME OUT Challenges - Winter/Holidays
• Krafty Chicks - All Occasions
• Craft Rocket Challenges - Wintertime
• My Time To Craft Christmas - Snowflakes
• Fab n Funky - Blue Hues
• Bastel-Traum - Winter Landscape
• Daisy Chain Challenges - Christmas or Winter
• Die Cut Divas - All About the Holidays
• Let's Craft & Create Challenge - Stitched real or faux (I used a stitched border die)
• Use Your Stuff - Snow/ Winter

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PS: Still some time to sign up for the Papercrafters Year in Review 2023 hop where we share our favorite creations of the year. If interested, please visit this post where I shared all the info about it at the end of that post. 

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