Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Craft a Scene/September Challenge

Our theme this month is Trees, Trees, Trees. So what does that mean, you ask? Well, we expect to see at least three trees stamped on your finished project.
We are looking for stamped or digi scenes that are finished projects (no ATC's or unmounted work). 

This is for the Challenge over at Craft a Scene!
Pretty sure I'm cutting it close, but I tried!

 
 
I even played with Flower Soft, I think I like the MS flocking stuff better, unless someone has a secret they're willing to share about how NOT to get Flower Soft all over!
Anyhoo, I think it's pretty!
Talk to ya later!
Ta ta for now!

13 comments:

Myrna said...

Gail
Great fall scene. Neat embellisment in the corner.
Myrna

NancyD said...

Gail, your card is wonderful. I love the texture that FlowerSoft brings to your trees. Thank you for joining us this month at Craft a Scene. NancyD

Sandra H said...

Gail, Your card is gorgeous and a great theme for this time of the year and a great challenge too! x

catherine said...

These trees look brilliant Gail
x catherine

Scrap Affair said...

This is my favorite time of the year, and you have captured it dreaminess wonderfully!
Thanks for sharing it with us at Craft a scene
Nadia

brenda said...

A fabulous autumnal colour palette on your work Gail.

Thanks so much for sharing your lovely work with us at Craft a Scene challenge this month.

B x

Helen in the UK said...

It's looking very autumnal and perfect for the challenge :)

Theresa said...

I love the look of the flower soft on your trees.

Sue said...

A beautiful card, Gail. Great results with the Flower Soft! Thank you for visiting my blog. x

Vicky said...

beautiful , wow flower soft really makes these trees pop :)

Anna-Karin said...

This is so pretty and the Flowersoft looks gorgeous here. Thank you for sharing with us at Craft a Scene!

Anonymous said...

hi gail, i think my comment went off into cyberspace, so i'm trying again. thanks for popping by and leaving such kind words! i love your card and how you used the flower soft. my tip is to use a toothpick, both to dab on the glue where you want the FS to go and to scrape away bits if you think it's too much and to turn it sideways to 'shape' the FS.
linda

Gail L said...

Thanks Linda. I'll have to try that! I thought maybe I needed to use MORE glue! Maybe I need to slow down and just dab here and there!