Good Sunday morning. I was recently chosen to be a member of the Craft a Scene design team. My project today was made for the February challenge to create a winter scene.
Instead of creating a card for the winter scene challenge I chose to create a tea light shade that fits over a wine glass. I designed the scene on vellum which really reflects the flame from the candle inside the glass.
I printed the shade template and cut out using deckle scissors. I don’t know about you but I am not really a good straight line cutter with regular scissors and using deckle scissors allows for a more relaxed cut. LOL! I used the Kittie Kits The Moose is Loose cabin and trees images to create my scene. I stamped the trees all the way around the shade using olive craft ink, leaving a space open to stamp the cabin, and embossed with clear embossing powder. When stamping the tree images I had to keep turning the shade template slightly and keep the trees in line following the curve of the shade. If not the tree line would have been crooked. I masked the trees on both side of the opening for the cabin and then stamped the cabin with chocolate chip craft ink and embossed with clear embossing powder. I lightly painted the cabin with close to cocoa craft ink and the windows with summer sun craft ink and embossed with clear embossing powder. I painted a thin layer of white craft ink on the roof of the cabin and along the ground area and embossed with white embossing powder. The final step was to create the falling snow using a tiny brush and dotting the sky area white craft ink and embossing with white embossing powder.
I used ATG adhesive to attach the shade together and then added a strip of artichoke cardstock cut out with my deckle scissors around the top of the shape.
If you would like to make this shade you can find the template on the Technique Lovers Challenge 198. Don’t forget to hop over and check out all the Craft a Scene design team projects.
Stamps: Rubbernecker Kittie Kits The Moose is Loose Paper: Vellum, Artichoke Ink: Stampin’ Up! Olive, Chocolate chip, Close to Cocoa, White and Summer Sun Craft Ink Accessories: Deckle Scissors, Shade Template, Brushes, White Embossing Powder, Clear Embossing Powder, Wine Glass, Tea Light Candle,
Oh my goodness Kittie what an amazing lady you are!!! so so talented. I am in awe of your wonderful creations. I have been sitting here with my mouth agape looking at your work!!!. The inspiration you give if fantastic, especially with your tutorials. I am now following you so that I can see your regular posts and drool!!. Big hugs Clare xxx
Kittie you are sooo talented. What a cute idea. I love the winter scene you have created…..so nice how it glows!
This is such a neat idea Kittie! You have done a fabulous job putting the shade together and giving it a wintery feel!
Sheree
That is such a beautiful idea, and thank you for sharing it with us. That is a scene and a half. xx Maggie
Kittie,
Very cute idea and great scene.
You are the QUEEN of SCENES, Kittie! Congrats!
C’est magnifique…en vrai je suis sure que c’est somptueux!!!
J’adore. quel plaisir de venir sur votre site, tous les jours.
Chantal (de France)
quel travail!
They did GOOD when they picked you for this team! Fun, fun lite and a great winter scene!
This is a fabulous piece Kittie- I’m awestruck! Brilliant take on this months theme- really original. Love, Shaz
Wow! You really are super talented!! Love your winter cabin scene 🙂
Hugs, antonella 🙂
This is so beautiful! Love the idea and so wonderful with the winter scene
You never fail to amaze me with your beautiful creations.
Congrats on being selected to be on the
DT. I went to the site and looked at the
beautiful cards.
ah Kittie you certainly have thought outside the square there in your winter scene and well done indeed a great idea, skilfully done! TFS and every blessing, Shaz in Oz.x
Love the way the light reflects through the painted scene. Very nice! 🙂
Wow, Kittie, you blow me away with another awesome project! What an inspiration you are! It is a great idea and thanks for the tutorial!
Fabulous, Kittie…
So pretty! I love this idea and it’s very inspiring. I am sitting here thinking how this could be changed with the seasons, occasions, and holidays.
Thank you so much for the great inspiration! 🙂
Oh my that is just so pretty, love the look of it on vellum, Gorgeous creation!!!
Wonderful project, Kittie, this would be a fabulous gift for a cabin up north. I look forward to working with you at Craft a Scene.
bonjour kittie,
je souhaiterai connaitre un peu plus la technique et le support pour ce bougeoir.
est ce possible, ma mère a vue ton blog et est tombée en amour devant cette création.
cordialement
karine