Heavenly Peace

Good Friday morning.  My project today was made last week for Karen Dunbrook’s One Layer Wednesday challenge.  One layer cards are a little tricky and definitely requires a really special focal point that can stand on it’s own.  I am far more comfortable creating dimension with my die cut flowers and scenes but a big white moon and a shadowy tree line definitely can stand on their own with any embellishment.  Here’s what I came up with.

KC Impression Obsession Brush Tree LIne 1 left
I started by punching out a circle out of a Post-it and stuck it in the sky area to create a mask for the moon.  I hand cut a strip of paper to create a mask for the ground area and sponged ink on in the sky area. You can see step by step photos of this process in my Winter Moonlight Snow Scene tutorial.

KC Impression Obsession Brush Tree Line 1 center

I stamped the tree image across the card front and lightly sponged ink in the snowy area using the pointed Sofft knife and cover to create the shadows for the trees. I finished by stamping the sentiment. 

KC Impression Obsession Brush Tree LIne 1 right

You can click on the photos to see a closer view.

I have created this kind of snowy moonlight scene several times with different tree images and I always love the outcome.  Can’t you just feel the peace and calm of the frosty cold night!

Thanks so much for stopping by and I hope you have a wonderful and restful weekend.

Impression Obsession Cling Stamp: Brush Tree LineImpression Obsession Cling Stamp: Heavenly PeaceDistress Ink Pad, Faded JeansInk Blending Tool PanPastel Sofft Knives and Covers, Mixed (4 Knives and 8 Covers)

Stamps:  Impression Obsession Brush Tree Line, Heavenly Peace     Ink:  Distress Ink Faded Jeans    Paper:  White    Accessories:  Inkssentials Ink Blending Tool, Sofft Knives and Covers, 1 3/8” Circle Punch, Hand Cut Template, Post-it

 

14 thoughts on “Heavenly Peace”

  1. Simply gorgeous!! You feel as if you are “in” the scene while looking at your card. Amazing results. I can’t wait to try your technique!
    Thank you so much, as always, for sharing your time and talent!

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  2. Looking at this truly peaceful card….brought peace over my body…love it Great tutorial. Think I know how to find this comment section now…so I won’t bug you with emails. 🙂 Trees and sentiment are out of stock…but will come back for all of us.
    Vickie

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  3. Good Morning, Kittie, This is one of my favorite cards. I love the soft blue and the sparkling snow, a very peaceful scene. the bright moon, shinning for the glorious day coming of Christmas. Just gorgeous…have a good day.

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