It's that time of year for me to get my Christmas Card Ideas together. I've been playing around with some new Stampin' Up sets and this is one of the cards I've come up with. My First card I make is always my Sample card to use as a guide for measuring and keep in a file If I like it. And it's funny how we stampers all go thru the process of taping down and then taking stuff back off until I think I'm done with it. I know less is more and I have a problem stopping. Please tell me what you think?.............Don't be bashful, I love comments it helps create. So here is a little description of what I did....
First I punched out the hole for the sentiment with the large curly punch but you don't have to. I might change it up. Then I punched 4 Christmas Balls from Tags for Christmas scored in middle and used a Quickie Glue Pen and Glittered each one, then used my Tom bow tape and attached them together to make it 3-D and attached it to the Very Vanilla Panel. And stamped the holly leaves from Bells and Boughs with Stazon Ink Black and colored in with markers.
I popped the Always Artichoke and Very Vanilla panel at the bottom and punched out a separate piece from the curly punch and adhered a very vanilla oval for the sentiment.
I used my white gen pen for the inside of the poinsettia flowers. You know while typing I might go back and stamp another one and pop that up to give the holly dimension, huh.....a thought.
I have alot of Always Artichoke and I wanted to use some up so this is what I did. Hope you like. Back to the drawing board for me.
Cardstock: Always Artichoke, Chery Cobbler,Very Vanilla
Stamp Sets: Tags for Christmas, Bells & Boughs, Sentiment (Ret. set Peace on Earth
Accessories: Scallop Time Punch, Poinsettia Folder, Large Curly Punch, Oval Punch, Gold Ribbon, Gold Glitter on Ball, White Gel Pen, and Gold Stickles, and Dimensionals to pop-up bottom panel.
Thanks for stopping by and Oh Yeah, HAPPY HALLOWEEN .....JOYCE
Hi,
ReplyDeleteYou left a comment on my blog during the Royal Blog Tour. You mentioned we were close but did not say where in Maryland you were. Love this card!
Robbie