I decided to sit down at my desk and create an easy batch of holiday cards. I perused Pinterest Card Sketch board for some ideas. I found some great sketches posted on Janice's blog, she has a post that includes all the Paper Player sketches in one place. It was a great resource. Of course, with such a quantity of cards, I was liberal with the interpretation. This first one is one that is a bit different. I used some intricately cut glitter tape and layer some old stickers on paper circles. Since I used patterned paper for the background, I stamped the sentiment on a piece of paper and used a decorative punch.
Here is the sketch I used for this batch.
For this card I used some small stickers on punched card stock. They were so small I fit 5 instead of 3. For the rest of the batch I used my MISTI to stamp the same sentiment over and over. What a time savor for production.
Here I used only 3 stickers and another fancy punch. This was the fancy square punch from Creative Memories.
These stickers were square so I simply cut larger card stock squares to layer. I switched up the color of the sentiment.
This one doesn't really follow the sketch but I used the MISTI and the same sentiment. For all of these cards I used old Creative Memories stickers and paper.
Ingredients:
Creative Memories stickers and paper kits
Creative Memories and Stampin Up punches
Stampin Up sentiment from To You & Yours
misc sentiment stamp from my stash
Stampin Up Baroque Burgundy and Forest Foliage
Our Daily Bread Designs pierced circles
I would like to enter these in the following challenges:
https://audsentimentschallengeblog.blogspot.com/2019/12/242-christmaswinter-sentiment.html until 1/7x
I have a few more from this day's work to show be on the look out!
Alicia
Such elegant Christmas cards, many thanks for sharing and joining us at Allsorts challenge. Wishing you and your a Peaceful and Happy Christmas and my thanks for your support of your challenge this year.
ReplyDeleteB x
A really great design and love the brown and cream and the lovely dies. Thank you for doing our 'Anything goes' challenge at Allsorts.
ReplyDeleteKath x
All fabulous designs and so effective.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in with my Anything goes challenge at Allsorts.
Lynn x
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