I have absolutely no experience of snow, except for a few days in the Canadian Rockies some years ago but on a day when the forecast is for 38 deg C (100 deg F) it is a very nice thought.The image, altered and overpainted by me, is a Flickr-free-to-use. The little girl seems to be ready to take her coat off in spite of the cold. The background is by SussiM, the snowy tree by Lily of AfterFiveDesigns, the alphabet by Little Dreamer and the snowflakes by Ruth Davis of E-scape and Scrap.
I like this, it is so sweet.
ReplyDeleteNo experience with snow!!!! Well, Marie, you'd never know it, because our little cutie in her winter wonderland is charming! Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeleteshe is so cute standing there with her poka dot dress! love the alphabet too. i think you did an excellent job even if you don't have any experience with snow. i don't see snow very ofter either but we did get a doozy of a snow storm when i was little and i remember the snow was as high as i was tall! anyway, i love your snowy postcard despite 100 deg. temps. in australia!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheerful card, Marie, lovely bright colours, she looks so warm & cozy - just what I needed yesterday in NZ!!!! Today 18C we'll never get to 38!!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet image and what a terrific postcard- I love the motion that the snowflakes impart!
ReplyDeleteShe's adorable Marie! 38 C sounds a tad too hot for my liking. Although I'll be singing a different tune when it's in the -6 C range here.
ReplyDeletelove it! your piece is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, Marie. I love everything about this darling postcard from the unusual font to the fantastic image and all the bright colors. Thanks for your comments on my blue and white Christmas colors. I can't really imagine Christmas in summertime since traditionally we up this way usually think snow in December. But Santa does get around and even to Oz, I hear.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful card, Marie...for me it seem so strange to find someone unfamiliar with snow when we always have so much in our area of Canada...it is truly beautiful but sorrowfully it is also terribly cold for the most part. I always thought Australia had snow as well. Hugs, Gayle.
ReplyDeleteI think this is one of the dearest cards!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis has such a great feel, Marie. I love the way you interpreted the theme. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh wow Marie this is lovely. Perfect snow. Love the image.
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, love the image!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeletei really love the contrast of her red clothes to the snow!! an absolutely unique contribution!
ReplyDeleteoh marie i love it the image is so engaging! well done with your imagination you got it just right!
ReplyDeleteYour imagination is great, Marie. Love this adorable card!
ReplyDeleteOh wow this is absolutely lovely Marie.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card.
Love the bright colors and the "look" of this card very much!
ReplyDeleteAwe no snow!!!! I wish I could send you some as it's forecast here in the next couple of days. Well despite of having no experience of snow Marie, you have done a wonderful job of making such a lovely Christmassy card. Applause.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and lovely image.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet card! I'm glad you got to experience snow once at least. I love snow...until there has been so much that I'm sick of it for the season! But I'm always ready for the first snow the next winter. It's so lovely floating down to the earth in its quiet way. ~Lori
ReplyDeleteWhat alovely postcard!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute and whimsical, terrific! Cheers!
ReplyDeletegorgeous girl!!! I love it.
ReplyDeleteI love this Postcard
ReplyDeleteGreat card Marie! Her bright dress is perfect for the snow.
ReplyDeleteCindy :)
She looks like a cosy Christmas elf Marie and I think she's fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThis card is simply wonderful. Love her striped stockings.
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