Happy Sunday! There's a new challenge over on the Christmas Card Challenge blog this week. We have this lovely photo as inspiration for you. The first thing I saw was the colors. I love brown and red together...who am I kidding? I love brown with anything! My favorite color!
There's an old paper pack from SU called Christmas Cocoa that I immediately thought of using, then changed my mind. I've been wanting to try out this die cutting technique...I think I failed because you can't really see the die cut! Oh well, you can see it when it's in your hand and that's what matters, right? What I did was stamp various snowflakes in red, brown, and a second generation brown in the center of the cardstock. Then I die cut the word "Merry" out of that piece and six times from scrap white cardstock. I stacked all seven together and then placed it on top of the opening. There is Wink of Stella shimmer on the die cut.
Here's a close-up so you can see it more clearly.
You can see more from the Design Team on the Christmas Card Challenge blog.
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Recipe
Stamps: Glad Tidings (Verve), Secret Santa (My Time Made Easy)
Paper: Riding hood red, soft suede
Paper: Recollections white
Accessories: Christmas Greetings die (MFT), Wink of Stella shimmer
10 comments:
I love this technique and you can see the Merry and yor design of snowflakes is fabulous x
AWESOME card!!!!
These colours are just gorgeous together, Lisa ... kind of Santa meets gingerbread man ... so festive ... and I love the stacked merry! Anita :)
So so COOL!! :)
I;ve seeen the technique before and didnot want to try this one, because I expected the same resault... Hugs, Gerrina
What yummy colors!! Love this look - never would of thought of this with my brain -- Christina is amazing!
Stunningly simple card
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Bridie@BGPayne Crafts
Beautiful card! The colors are amazing, so is the card!
What a lovely card! I love the effect the sentiment gives!
What an amazing card with such a simple idea. Perfect for mass production. Love it.
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