A bit late, but I'm finally posting my Christmas card from this last December.
It's a fairly simple card to make. The shimmer white cardstock makes it look quite elegant, but doesn't show up in the picture.
! used Tim Holtz On the Edge Tree Line die cut out in shimmer white cardstock and Cottage Cutz Holiday Village die in Night of Navy cardstock. These were popped up on a Night of Navy background with the Memory Box Star of Wonder also die cut in shimmer white. The rest of the stars were added with a white gel pen. Stickles were added for a finishing touch.
Thanks for stopping by.
Have a nice weekend.
Susan
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Saturday, February 14, 2015
Monday, October 13, 2014
Reindeer Merry Christmas
A fun Christmas card using the Memory Box Grand Christmas die, some oval punches and a snowflake punch from Stampin' Up!
I used a couple of different sized oval punches and cut apart a snowflake punch to make the reindeer heads. The noses are a regular sized hole punch in red and black with Black Enamel Accents from Ranger and Red Stickles. I drew white lines on the black noses with a white gel pen. The cute eye lash google eyes I found in my stash when I went hunting for the google eyes. The design paper is from my scrap stash. I sponged around the edges of the A2 card and the edges of the antlers with Walnut Stain Ranger Distress Ink.
Have a great rest of the day.
Thanks for stopping by.
Susan
I used a couple of different sized oval punches and cut apart a snowflake punch to make the reindeer heads. The noses are a regular sized hole punch in red and black with Black Enamel Accents from Ranger and Red Stickles. I drew white lines on the black noses with a white gel pen. The cute eye lash google eyes I found in my stash when I went hunting for the google eyes. The design paper is from my scrap stash. I sponged around the edges of the A2 card and the edges of the antlers with Walnut Stain Ranger Distress Ink.
Have a great rest of the day.
Thanks for stopping by.
Susan
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