Tuesday, 24 November 2015

Versatile Christmas - The Gift of Love (2)

Hello!

Oh, I am having sooo much fun creating my Christmas cards! And today I will also share my take on this week's Global Design Project CASE-the-designer challenge! This week it is a stunning design by Brian King! I went with the theme (Christmas) and maybe a little bit of his layout!

I started getting ideas together for my and friends and family Christmas cards  for this year, already in September! With a few tweaks on my original design this is it! Just a mention that some of the products I used is part of the Retiring Holiday Catalogue Products  - so hurry if you don't want to miss out!


At times like this I wish I was a better photographer! My Corrugated Paper die cut has the most wonderful sparkle!

Brian King's amazing inspiration!


Now you can see the sparkle!


Small details...

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  • By making use of the Note Cards & Envelope packs (20 in a pack) I could start with creating right away! The note cards measure slightly smaller than your average card at 12.7cm x 8.9cm (5" x 3.5"). The envelopes are included - so no time waisted in search of matching envelopes!
  • For the Corrugated Paper die cut I used the Kraft colour, but added a layer of White Craft Ink before I used Heat & Stick Powder to heat set the Dazzling Diamonds Stampin' Glitter!
  • My card is quite simple (I can make many in a reasonable amount of time) but small details like the pierced edges, Dazzling Diamond Glitter, sequins,etc packs a punch!
As always I would love to hear what you think and answer any questions!

Take care and remember try not to get caught up in all the preparations of the Season - take a deep breath and enjoy the journey...

Mel xx

8 comments:

  1. Goodness me! So clever and I agree, so many little details. The vellum over the DSP looks amazing and mutes the design, allowing the corrugated die cut to shine.

    Thank you for playing at Global Design Project.

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    1. Thank you Teneale for taking the time to leave a comment!

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  2. Absolutely beautiful, Mel! You have transformed this corrugated paper into a gorgeous town with beautiful shine and texture! This card is beautiful! Thank you so much for playing along with my "CASE the Designer" challenge at Global Design Project this week - I'm so glad you did.

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    1. Thank you for the inspiration Brian!

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  3. I haven't seen the edgelits used on corrugated paper before, but it really adds a wow factor to your card! Love the subtle shimmer too, a beautiful touch. Thanks for playing at Global Design Project with us this week.

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  4. Thanks Paula! I have to say I didn't even think twice about die cutting the Corrugated Paper! I wanted to use the texture on my card and I wanted to use the Sleigh Ride Framelits. I happy it worked with no issues at all.

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  5. I love the frosty look you achieved on the little village. Thanks for playing along with Global Design Project.

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