Showing posts with label Crafter's Companion. Papertrey Ink. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 9 July 2025

Pinkfresh Studio Hanging Florals Christmas card

 


Hello everyone, and welcome to another challenge at ABC Christmas Challenges.


Helen is our Host this time, and she has a great prize for the winner.


                                                             The themes this time are 

'N is for Non-Christmas Stash'

&

'O is for One Layer Cards'


I created this card using the Pinkfresh Studio Hanging Florals stamp.


I masked off a circle and lightly brushed red ink to create a background, then used Christmas colours to make it Christmassy. 


To finish, I added a suitable sentiment and shaped a bow to give a little dimension.

The Design Team has some great inspiration for you over on the ABC Christmas blog, and we'd love to see your entry over there.

I'd like to play along at








Thanks for stopping by,
Hugs
Carol x




Tuesday, 1 March 2022

Crafter's Companion and Papertrey Ink Christmas card for Christmas Kickstart Challenge

 




Hi all,

I was so pleased when Jo from dotty pudding designs asked me to be her guest elf for the Christmas Kickstart Challenge #60, and I even got to choose the subject! 


I love the gorgeous graphic Jo has created for the challenge so I had to steal the beautiful background colour for my snowflake card



I cut a square from the mint satin finish card from the Watercolour Christmas collection by Crafter's Companion which has a white core. I then cut it down the centre with the Penny Black Curved Stitches die before embossing it with the Delicate Snowfall embossing folder, again from Crafter's Companion Watercolour Christmas Collection. I carefully sanded the embossed snowflakes to expose the white core and then added stickles to them to add some sparkle although I haven't been able to capture it in the photos.


The die-cut sentiment is from the Papertrey Ink Wonderful Words: Snow stamp and die set. I stamped the sentiment on the satin card with Versamark ink and added white embossing powder so the mint card shows through as snowflakes before die-cutting it. I really wanted a shadow mat for it but didn't have one so I cut another SNOW and cut it in half down the middle before placing it behind the white one with a little gap in the centre so it would show as a mat.


I layered everything onto a pierced white square card and then onto the base card before finishing off with a few clear gems to the centres of the snowflakes.

I do hope you will join us in the Christmas Kickstart Challenge this time and I look forward to seeing your entries in the gallery over there.

I'd like to play along at





Thanks for stopping by

Hugs
Carol x



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