Can you believe it's only four sleeps to go until that chubby chap comes a calling lol! Are you all ready for the big day. I was thinking I am but have just thought of a few more things I've just got to get so am off to join the crowds of Christmas shoppers this afternoon .
My card today is a quick and simple one coloured with distress pens. I've made it in two colour ways but the process is the same.
Supply List
Stamps - JOFY
White Card
Black Archival Ink
Solver/Gold Mirri Card
Silver Tinsel Twine
Red Alcohol pen
Distress Pens
Sequins in chosen colours
glossy accents
foam pads
6 x 6 card blanks
Stamp out two star and bauble wreaths on white card.
Colour one wreath completely with distress pens and a little water and the large stars on the other
Add a few sequins in your chosen colours to a few of the baubles and then cut out the wreath and large stars
Colour a small piece of tinsel twine with a red alcohol pen
Cut the following out of white card: one 3 3/4" square, one 5" square and then cut one 3 7/8" square and one 5 1/8" square of mire card in your chosen colour. Stub cut the corners on all pieces.
Use the border stamp to add detail to the four sides of the large white card square. Colour with distress pens and then mat the white and gold squares together.
Stick the tinsel piece in place, mount the wreath on foam pads and stick it centrally to the white card. and then stick the assembled card front to your card blank to finish
JOFY Christmas Card |
so very beautiful Clare.
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Gr Karin
Such a pretty design, and the colours are so festive!
ReplyDeleteI love this style, will be buying some of the stamps in the new year to get a head start for next year!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a darling card Clare. Yes another year almost to the end, amazing. Enjoy your Christmas. Hugs from across the Pond.
ReplyDeletebeautiful CAS cards. love the traditional colours of second card, hugs xx
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card, so elegant. I love it, Clare.
ReplyDeleteWhere can I buy the stamp? Thanks
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