Well it's Wednesday and what a crazy month it has been up till now. I love this card
This is a super simple card. I cut the green base 1/4" smaller than the card base on all sides. The pattern paper was cut at 1/2" smaller than the card base and layered with the green. I than used some snowflake printed ribbon from Michael's as the "belly band" and the snowflake was cut from the snowflake seasonal cartridge at 4" for the shadow (red) and the flake (white glitter paper).
Here you can see the glitter paper--here is a hint. I always use multi cut on glitter papers. If not it never cuts through and you get a pretty ugly rough edge cut. I also only attacked the flake around the center circle so there is come 3D effect that was hard to capture in the picture.
Here is the inside. I used the same papers from the outside along with a fun stamp set from CTMH called Christmas Melodies (D1324) that was available last year. I love this set and you can find it on ebay from time to time.
here is the envelope--used my handy dandy fiskers edge punch that I love so much and a strip of the same pattern paper--I was using as many scraps as possible.
I will be back on Thursday with a gift wrap idea--so make sure to check back in.
Make it a great one-
This is a super simple card. I cut the green base 1/4" smaller than the card base on all sides. The pattern paper was cut at 1/2" smaller than the card base and layered with the green. I than used some snowflake printed ribbon from Michael's as the "belly band" and the snowflake was cut from the snowflake seasonal cartridge at 4" for the shadow (red) and the flake (white glitter paper).
Here you can see the glitter paper--here is a hint. I always use multi cut on glitter papers. If not it never cuts through and you get a pretty ugly rough edge cut. I also only attacked the flake around the center circle so there is come 3D effect that was hard to capture in the picture.
Here is the inside. I used the same papers from the outside along with a fun stamp set from CTMH called Christmas Melodies (D1324) that was available last year. I love this set and you can find it on ebay from time to time.
here is the envelope--used my handy dandy fiskers edge punch that I love so much and a strip of the same pattern paper--I was using as many scraps as possible.
I will be back on Thursday with a gift wrap idea--so make sure to check back in.
Make it a great one-
Bryan,
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I love your beautiful card-inside, envelope, & all! (You know I'm going to be scouting ebay now-incorrigible!)
Thanks so much for sharing!
Crafty hugs,
Jennifer
partridgelu at yahoo dot com
Welcome back Bryan....wow...what a great card...such detail...love...luv..and luvin' the inside...no...one...does the inside...kudos to you because....it's so important and I know I always give great detail to the inside....even the back...so thank you for this....you are one talented guy and can't wait 2 C what else you have tucked up your creative sleeve....like I said WELCOME BACK....YOU WERE MISSED !!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the card, I LOVE snowflakes. I never thought to add some of the matching paper to the inside of the card and envie. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. I love how you finished the inside and the envelope, I never seem to get to that. Nice to see a post from you, you've been missed.
ReplyDeleteThe inside of the card is awesome! A finished envelope sure makes the card complete! Nice job
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