CARDtober # 29-vellum

azcrafty , your cards are so beautiful, and of your vellum challenges, this was my favorite!

I adapted a Silhouette file for mine, and I used my dark blue vellum for a night sky. My sentiment was supposed to prop my easel card open, but due to the depth of layers, that didn’t work well, so I added 3 pearls to do the job instead.

scrapnnana LOVE! I briefly considered a nativity scene, even had it on my Design Space screen but changed my mind. Your layers and depth of the city and the beautiful sky about to be filled with angels was so special. Joyful indeed.

Thank you for the easel tea light challenge azcrafty . The video was quite good. As usual I watched it all the way through and then watched it pausing between steps. Her download of measurements was also very helpful. I did make myself a cut file on the Cricut instead of her paper template method - my math skills rule over my coordination skills every day. My first thought was a deer-in-the-woods scene simlar to yours, but the cut file I had looked like it was layered too densely to get the best effect. Then I considered and rejected the nativity scene.

I was lucky enough to have the same Snowman Magic snowflake frame as the video, and a leftover ballerina from my Out-of-the-Box challenge.

Here is mine. No candle yet. But this is with the light from the window shining through it. This is pretty messy, but now that I found the frame that works, I think I will be able to put together several of these. Thanks, azcrafty!
vellum window by Gramma Dee, on Flickr