Woodblock Wednesday #1

Hi Everyone,

I am playing along with the Woodblock Wednesday challenge that Amy Tsuruta is starting over at Instagram. She also has a linky list on her blog. I have sooooo many neglected wood stamps, that are desperate for some ink.

Since I am sure I don't have enough Christmas cards AGAIN.... I decided on making one more.

this was quite easy. The cat is by Rubber Soul, the tree is Hero Arts, the ornament A Muse stamps and the sentiment I have no idea. I did a little bit of coloring with markers and white paint. Added Stickles to the tree, because everything is better with a bit of glitter!

The bottom I doodled (inspired by Sandy Allnock)

Happy Woodblock Stamping!

Linking up with:

Amy Tsuruta Woodblock Wednesday

Simon Says Monday challenge - Christmas

Addicted to Stamps and More - make your mark

Comments

Flo said…

Hihihi! Eine einsame rote Kugel am Baum! Das nenne ich sparsam sein.

November 2, 2022 at 1:11 PM

~amy~ said…

YAY!!!!!! Thank you so much for playing along! This is so fun and I LOVE the added doodling! I hope you join me next month on Wednesday, December 7th!

November 2, 2022 at 6:30 PM

Izzy Scrap said…

Love your Christmascat card, Cornelia. Those rubber stamps are still "à la mode". I've got a lot too and I use them from time to time. Thanks so much for sharing and for playing at ATSM.

November 8, 2022 at 3:56 PM

Inkyfingers said…

What a gorgeous card, Cornelia and I love the clean and crisp design.
Thanks for sharing with us at ATSM.
Hugs
Carol x

November 16, 2022 at 11:26 AM

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