Here I have another Christmas card to share. This one uses the current Mojo Monday challenge sketch for the layout. My background panel is dry embossed with lots of holly which I highlighted with iced spruce distress ink. The ribbon is gingham from my stash. For the circle panel I used one of my favorite Christmas dies, the wreath from Tim Holtz. The image (a partial) and sentiment are SweetStamps stamps. The bird and branch are colored using distress markers. Below the image panel is an icicle die cut from Cheery Lynn. This card called for lots of bling. The bling used here is Want2Scrap which you can get from Classy Cards 'n Such, as well as the distress ink and markers.
I am entering my card into these challenges: Mojo Monday -- sketch; SweetStamps-- Christmas greenery; Classy Cards 'n Such -- gingham; Ink on my Fingers Sunday Challenge -- Christmas/winter.
7 comments:
Gorgeous card Barbara, love that design and your use of the holly where the circle should be... Thanks for joining in with the Sunday Stamper x
Beautiful card Barbara...I love the use of the gingham ribbon and it is placed so well and sets off your gorgeous card beautifully!! Thank you for joining us at "Classy Cards 'n Such" for our "gingham" challenge!!
Diane CCNS DT
Very pretty Barbara! The ribbon makes the card stand out so nicely! Thank you for being with us this week for the Gingham challenge at Classy Cards 'n Such.
Lovely Christmas card, Barbara. I love the little bird image and all the extra die cuts you used to embellish your card. The gingham ribbon is so beautiful with the design of your card, thank you for participating in our "gingham" challenge at Classy Cards 'n Such!
Just beautiful! Loving the way you framed the image with the greenery- and the red bling is perfect! I always look forward to seeing what you create for the challenges at Sweet Stamps- thanks for joining us!
Very nice use of your cut shapes and I like the use of the partial bird image.
Very nice use of your cut shapes and I like the use of the partial bird image.
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