My image is a very old peel-off sticker of a snow scene. It was originally silver and I've always thought with all that snow, it was rather insipid, so this time before peeling it off from the backing I covered the whole thing with black Promarker and left it to dry overnight, before sticking it to white card and colouring it with Promarkers (very carefully as the alcohol in the inks can reactivate the black on the sticker) and clear Wink of Stella for the snow.
The background paper is a very old freebie from a club I once belonged to, the sentiment stamp is an Anna griffin one and I've used black peel-off borders and corners.
I am sharing this with:
Scrappymo's Rudolph Day
Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenge - ATG/Use a Sentiment
C.R.A.F.T. Challenge - Christmas
Jingle Belles - Stickers
22 comments:
Hi Jane,
what a very lovely card.
Your background is super, and I love your wonderful scene too.
Great edging with the peel offs.
Thank you for joining the Rudolf Challenge.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L. GD
A wonderful card Jane, I love the CB backing paper that you've used and a great little scene too.
Sue xx
Great card and what a lovely image. Love the way you have used the peel off.
Thanks for joining us over at CRAFT, hope to see you again.
Jean DT x
Beautiful scene Jane and great to use up some old paper, I actually thought it was an inky background you had created.
Isn't it fun to use up older things that also look great when you put them together. I love the stain glass sticker and the border. Great card. Thanks so much for joining us at Rudolph Days.
Gorgeous background. Isn't it fab when you find hidden treasure!
Thanks for sharing at CRAFT this week.
Hugs Sheryl DT member xx
A lovely card. I like the sticker and I think you are right to do it in black. You did well to colour it without the black leaking out. Kate x
What a beautiful card for Rudolph Day! I love that sticker and could hardly believe it was a sticker until I read your post. You did a great job at coloring it! Love the background papers too and the sentiment. Your stitching on this card is so pretty too and I love those photo corner stickers. Hugs, Brenda
Really super card, and I really thought that the image was a stamp, love the sentiment stamp too.
Kath x
Lovely card and great use of the peel off sticker and I really like the sentiment you have used
Joan
Looks great, Jane. The little scene reminds me of a stamp I have in my NBUS drawer. I hope you have inspired me to use it now!
Great idea to colour of the sticker edge with the black!
Me again. Forgot that my official hat was on!
Thanks for taking part in the January Rudolph Days Challenge.
Such a perfect and peaceful winter scene! Love it! Thank you so much for joining us at Rudolph days challenge this month ! Gloria x
oh WOW! what a brilliant use of that cool stickers... and bonus points for altering the metallic silver to black, it really makes the snow scene stand out! thanks for "sticking with us" at JINGLE BELLES!!! <3
Your peeloffs have made a lovely Christmas card. Changing them to black makes all the colours really pop. Barbxx
Aren't you clever turning silver to black ... so glad you got *sticky* with us at Jingle Belles.
I like it in black, it looks like a stained glass window. Beautiful, soft background too.
Great use of a peel-off sticker, looks so like a stamp, lovely card
Such a pretty card! I love that your scene looks like a stained glass window!
Terrific work on changing the color scheme of your outline sticker. I thought it looked like a stained glass window. Very pretty card, and I like the way you've colored the interior parts of the sticker. Have done this with Ritz Glitter, but never thought to try using inks as you've done so effectively here. TFS & Hugs
That's a beautiful sticker and I love how you "doctored" it up to suit your style. Well done!
Hi Jane, a super card, your little scene looks like stained glass now, thanks for the inspiration-(maybe I should use some of my peel-off stickers this way, I have quite a stash), the background is a lovely and soft perfect for your card... have a wonderful week... Megan
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