Another card with a topper made with copper mirror card put through the lovely baubles embossing folder mounted on to an offcut of the pink Kanban paper, with glittered poinsettias from Italian Options.
The photo is a bit strange - at an angle so that I didn't get my reflection in the mirror card.
These are my design cards for my CHNC challenge 514 - please click on the link to find out what it's all about and I hope you'll be able to join in with your Christmas designs - anything goes as long as it's Christmas with the optional theme of 'something beginning with the letter H'.
Three simple one layer cards direct to the card blank, made using complimenting stamps that were bought with my Load n Fold from Rare Earth, using two different memento greens and red, colouring the berries with pencils (so that alcohol inks didn't show through).
A quick card made yesterday using Kanban background and the topper made with the lovely embossing folder from Crafter's Companion, with the addition of the Italian Options 3D foam glittered snowflakes and the sentiment.
I was a winner for Penny's challenge 479:
and as a result I was invited to be a Guest designer for today's challenge 483:
This is a commissioned car that I've made this morning. The request was for for a birthday card for a son-in-law who likes a beer. I wanted to make a box with a 'glass' front with a picture of a beer inside with the instructions 'In emergency please break the glass'. I used Docrafts nesting dies to make the frame which is lined with acetate for the 'glass', also die cutting the layers inside the frame. The frame with acetate was lifted with 3D foam. The instructions were made with tape with my dymo letratag. I added a matching paper inside for the insert and, as the recipient is very musical and plays guitar, I put one on the back. The card blank itself is a folded A4 from Kanban.
A simple card with Kanban supplies - the sentiment and hearts are silver foiled. The circle is raised with 3D form. It's suitable to send for a birthday, wedding or anniversary.
... and look forward to every sunrise
Something a bit different. This is a print out of a photo of a watercolour painting I did when I was staying in Whtstable last Autumn ... it seems much longer than a year now. It was the view from one of the windows of the cottage I was staying in. The card I used is DL ... an odd one I found in the box and liked the bright colour for this.
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