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Monday, 7 September 2015

Snowy sparkle

This is the first of two Christmas cards I will be sharing with you today, so if you're not ready for the C- word, look away now!

This was made using the cover mounted stamp and embossing folder from the September 2015 issue of Quick Cards Made Easy and I can see that I'll get a lot of use from both the stamp and the folder. For their first outing, I decided to use them both together to make a quick and easy card (as the name of the mag suggests!).

I stamped the sentiment using Versamark ink and embossed it with a Pastel Blue pearls powder, then chose a matching piece of Coredinations for the embossing (it actually matches MUCH better in real life than it does in the photo, which has given the sentiment a turquoise cast!) . I lightly sanded it and ran a distressing tool around the edge, layered everything up with silver and added a few gems. Job done.

I'm sharing this with Winter Wonderland - Add a sentiment as the sentiment is so very much the main focal point of this card! I'm also joining win with
Crafty Gals Corner - Embossing (both kinds!)
Creative Card Crew - Christmas


5 comments:

  1. Gorgeous card and love the dry embossing. Great sentiment too. Thanks for joining us at Winter Wonderland. Carol S. DT

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  2. Lovely card, lovely the embossing folder you've used and the little gems finish it off perfectly. xx

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  3. * the second 'lovely' should have been 'love'! xx

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  4. This is lovely, I especially like the embossing folder, but then I think I'm addicted to them, tee hee. Thanks for joining us at Creative Card Crews Christmas challenge. Now your closer to having your cards done for the season. Vicki DT

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  5. Beautiful Wintery design. Perfect for our embossing challenge at Crafty Gals Corner.
    Amy-DT

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