That's my first Christmas card made! I was delighted that the Less is More challenge for this week is to make a one layer card Christmas card as I like to start making my Christmas cards early. I am also going to enter this card into the CAS Christmas challenge where the theme is nativity.
I often use the masking technique to make one layer cards. For this design I made a circle mask from thin card and inked through the mask with distress inks to make the background. The stamps were inked and then clear embossed.
Materials used:-
Nativity stamp - Clarity stamps
Sentiment - Simply Cards and Papercraft Issue 142
Distress inks - Broken China and Shaded Lilac
Black ink - Versafine Onyx Black
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Sunday, 19 July 2020
Saturday, 23 June 2018
Birthday butterfly
This week's challenge on Less is More is to use an item from your "bits" box to make a card. Like most crafters I hate to throw anything away so I have plenty of scraps. Luckily I had sorted these out last week so could quickly find what I thought would make a good card. Here is my card - I added the sentiment and the pearls but everything else was from my "bits" box. This must be one of the quickest cards I have ever made!
The only difficulty is remembering what you used so here are the materials I think I used:-
Die - Sizzix butterflies framelits (unsure how this was coloured)
Sentiment - Stampin' Up "Sassy Salutations" embossed with pearl silver embossing powder
Background - yupo paper inked with distress inks but I can't remember what I used for the silver shimmer
Frame - Lawn Fawn Large Stitched Rectangles
The background was inspired by one of Loll Thomson's videos on how to create a faux mother of pearl effect.
Thank you for visiting my blog - I really appreciate your comments. Now pop over to Less is More and see how the other participants changed their scraps into beautiful cards.
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