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Good afternoon and thanks for stopping by for another Anything Goes week at Christmas Card Challenges! Recently I’ve been collecting fox stamps and I found another new (to me) company with an adorable fox for today’s card!
The fox is from Poppy Stamps and is part of the Foxy Holiday stamp set! I stamped the fox and the moon onto white cardstock with copic-friendly ink and then stamped them a second time on masking paper. I fussy cut the moon and fox and masked them off. I also cut a hillside from post-it notes and masked off the bottom of my panel. Next I blended salty ocean, seedless preserves, and chipped sapphire distress ink to create a cold winter sky. I splattered the sky with a little water mixed with iridescent medium. Once that was completely dry, I removed the masks. I colored the moon and fox with copic markers and then heat-embossed the sentiment with silver embossing powder. I decided to trim the panel down and frame it with silver glitter paper before mounting it to a white card base. To finish off the card I added a little snow with my snow pen!
I hope you’ll play along with the challenge this week! For even more inspiration, check out what the rest of the design team has created!
Thanks for visiting and enjoy the rest of your weekend!
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Such a beautiful card and I love that sweet little fox Jess!
woweee… jess… that is so cute and awesome … who doesnt love foxes and that sky is awesome inked up:)
Oh, Jess, this card is so pretty. Love the way the sky is colored and the silver framing it and the silver embossing! The fox is adorable and I love, love, love this cute card!
What a sweet scene! I just love the halo around the fox and the bunched up snow at his feet!