Hello everyone! I hope you are all having a good week. Today we have a new challenge up for you over at the
Papercraft Star! This week use a tree in your project. We have a lovely inspiration photo to use to get the ideas flowing and for more inspiration hop on over to each design team members blog! For my card I used patterned paper from Webster's pages which had a tree printed right on to the paper. I added a rosette made from a Tim Holtz die and adhered an image from our sponsor
The House Across The Bay. This adorable image is from
Christmas Pendant Circles 186. There are so many sweet images in this one sheet and they punch out perfectly using a 1 inch circle punch. I tied up a simple bow with a rose adhered to the center. The tag was made using a spellbinders die and stamped with a sentiment from Verve. I look forward to seeing what you come up with! Just link your project up by Monday 6:00 a.m EST for your chance to win some images from our sponsor THATB! Thank you for stopping by and have a great week!
Anitra
You can see this sweet little girl in the center of the rosette. I printed her out on shimmer white paper so she looks like she's walking in a winter wonderland!
Inspiration photo
Paper: Bravo Burgundy, Shimmer White cardstock from SU, patterned paper from Webster's Pages
Ink: Bravo Burgundy ink from SU,
Stamps: O Christmas Tree by Verve
Embellishments: Seam binding, Spellbinders labels four, Christmas Pendant digital image from THATB, rose from Prima, Stickles red
Beautiful holiday card, love the sweet little vintage girl in the center of your rosette!
ReplyDeleteThis card is absolutely gorgeous and I just love the sweet little image in the center of the rosette. Lovely touch Anitra and a beautiful card. :-)
ReplyDeleteHow very smart to print that out on shimmer paper ! What an adorable vintage card, Anitra. You hit another homerun with this one !! Merry Merry !
ReplyDeleteYour Christmas card is so lovely Anitra! It has a wonderful vintage shabby chic feel to it! You just seem to do it with such ease and grace!
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Jennifer
There is just something about those accordion fold rosettes! I love your use of the Christmas circles, great work!
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