Showing posts with label lantern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lantern. Show all posts

Thursday, 10 December 2015

Easel Christmas card

Hi again, 
This card is "easily" my favourite. Again, a Pinterest inspired card, but lots of modifying to cut files on my Silhouette machine.
I picked up this great package of pearlized paper at Staples. I've used it quite a bit for my cards.
I cut and punched a whole bunch of shapes and then just began layering and layering.
The photo was sized and printed to go inside the lantern "Victorian Christmas"©Thomas Kincaid.
Thanks for looking today, happy birthday to me. I will be having a relaxing "me" day today. See you next time.

Sunday, 8 December 2013

12 Days of Christmas Cards - Day 8

On the  eighth day of Christmas my true love of paper gave to me: a nativity scene.

I always do a religious themed card at Christmas time. After all "that's what Christmas is all about Charlie Brown."

I found this great die from Taylored Expressions. It's simple and elegant.

I embossed a white card panel with the snow flurries folder (Tim Holtz)
I added a bit of blue ink in a couple different colors to highlight the snowflakes
Then I die cut the Nativity with dark purple cardstock mounted it with foam tape and added an Ideology star. 
That's it, not too complicated at all.


I used the same die to make a lantern. I used black cardstock and antique bronze distress paint.
 There's lots of die cuts decorating the top all in a bronze/brown color tone

Oooooh pretty

Thanks for popping in. See you tomorrow.