I made this card for few challenges:
I also used 3D paint for the snow. Used a lot of Stickles on the sizzix embossing folder, though it's kind of hard to see it
This card is for following challenges:
I cut "joy" out of burgundy cardstock to use on another card. But this is actually what was left after I pilled my word out and I decided to use it on top of the white cardstock
I glued my small pointsettias and used pop up dots for the larger pointsettia. Here is the closeup:
I also used rhinestones and beads for the centers of the pointsettias.
This card is for Simon Says Challenge - make a Christmas card, but with no green or red
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Here is the closeup to my sweetie. I've been seeing this ribbon technique everywhere, so I thought I'd give it a try too :)
This card is for following challenges:
I used Stickles for sparkle around the heart and "Merry Christmas" and 3D pain for the snow under the snowman...
I'm such a fan of blue, but I just could not color his heart in blue, so I made it red... and then added some red accents between the DP panels.
Here is my card withe unusual colors for Christmas: blue and pink! :)
I love blue, so it's not unusual for me to use blue on any and every project :) But pink for Christmas is not the color that comes to my mind. However when I found this paper I thought it was totally adorable. And I colored my sweet little girl with lighter blue and pink markers.
I used glitter pen for her hair, liquid glitter for the bow and "Santa" (which I actually cut using my Cuttlebug). And then chunky pink glitter around word "dear".
I used a little brighter green for my girl's apron. Also used glitter pens for apron and her pot. I also used ribbon for sentiment :)
I also made a 3D tree (well technically I cut out 3 trees and layered them on top of each other and used dimensionals).
Well, that's all I have for today :) See you tomorrow!
I really liked this cute little snowman and didn't want to spoil it by using too much color. Now glitter is a totally different story :)
And then I made a similar card using an angel ...
To add sparkle to it, I used stickles on some of the snowflakes after embossing them with my wonderful cuttlebug. For coloring I used glitter pens, to add shine and sparkle
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I made two: one with snowflakes cuttlebug folder and one with swiss dots cuz it looks like snow. I also used dimensionals to help the image pop
It's really had to see all the sparkles, but here is t he close up on my glitter, glitter pens and stickles
and here is the look from the side to see how it's cut/folded and stands on its own.
Here is the look from the top... I also tried to take a picture from different angles to see the sparkle, but unfortunately it's still kinda hard to see . I promise, it's sparkly :)
I gave it to my friend yesterday and she totally loved it. So now I'm going to make some for myself too :) Yeah!
I used 4 different papers (2 for the background, paper pieced armchair and girl's blanket). I used 3 brads (yes, "believe" is a brad) and beautiful "waiting for Santa" image. And used rounded corner punch. The red card stock is shimmery, that's why it looks the way it does.
For sparkle I used my glitter pens to outline the gift box and girl's hair, and I added Stickles to the brad. Oh, and I used the 3D white paint for the glass of milk.
This is officially my first Christmas card this year. I really-really need to start working on more of those some time soon :)For the border in the middle piece I used snowflake border punch and layered white card stock underneath it and used snow glitter for ssparkle. I seem to have very difficult time taking good pictures of my cards. It really does look much better in real life...
Here is a close up (I was trying to take a picture where you can see the glitter and my different embossing powders).
Thank you for visiting. Happy crafting everyone!
