Hi everyone. Quick post today with a very CAS card for this week's Color Challenge from SCS (CC403 - real red, basic gray, gumball green). Still working on Christmas cards ... have lots made ... actually more than I need, but they are my favorite to make, so will be taking advantage of the next month to make some more and give my Christmas die-cuts and stamps a good work-out before putting them away for several months. :)
Stamps: En Francais (SU!); Handy Christmas Greetings (Amy R)
Paper: White (Neenah); Gumball Green, Real Red (SU!)
Ink: Basic Gray, Gumball Green (SU!)
Accessories & Tools: Nestabilities Label Two (Spellbinders), Holly Vine (Memory Box), 1/16" hole punch, white gel pen, sponge, Stamp-a-ma-jig, glue, and dimensionals
The main panel was stamped with En Francais in Basic Gray. I die-cut the holly vine and punched out red berries and attached a partial vine across the main panel, tacking it down with a couple of dots of glue. Using the gel pen, I added a white dot to each berry to highlight. The main panel is popped up for added dimension.
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Another quick note, my Trio of Ornaments card was mentioned as one of the favorites for last week's Color Throwdown Challenge. Thanks Tammy!!
10 comments:
beautiful card this!
This is lovely, Loll! I like how the holly branch extends beyond the panel.
Fantastic card! Love the text behind the leaves. It is so dramatic.
Very pretty, Loll! I like the delicate holly branch and great design. Sue x
Yet another beautiful CAS card Loll - it's so pretty; I love it.
Hugs.
Karen x
Oooooh, this is gorgeous!!
Fabulous CAS card Loll love your design
Anne
Loll, what an enjoyable morning, browsing your lovely blog! Such pretty artwork, and elegant techniques. I have become your most recent follower! ((hugs))
Hi Loll, You had some kind words for me and checked out my simple blog. It gives me a great boost. Thank you! I love your latest card. It's uncluttered and classy. I hope you continue posting such beautiful cards.
Good gracious - this is gorgeous!! Love that panel behind the leaves - very creative.
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