Happy Friday, peeps! Loll and Bonnie have a nice CAS Christmas challenge going on this month, TGIF166 has a glitter challenge:
and the City Crafter Challenge is Christmas in July with silver! I have had this Deck the Halls Christmas paper pad from Melissa Frances for a long, long time, and I was thrilled to be able to use it:
There is NO stamping on the outside of the card, all the designs are from the paper itself! I used a Concord and 9th die (Season of Cheer) to cut out my sentiment in silver glimmer paper, and I used an adhesive sheet on the back so it was easier to adhere:
I mounted it on a Mossy Meadow card, added a sentiment on the inside, and it was done! That IS easy peasy! Thanks for popping in today!
A sweet little Sawyer from the July 4th bash!
Do you have a warehouse for all your stash? LOL. There's something very nostalgic about this card for me. I really like that it has no stamping on the front. Sawyer looks quite comfortable in Dana's arms.
ReplyDeleteI love your "no stamping" card, LeAnne! The DSP sure did its job and the die cuts add just the right amount of sparkle! Great Christmas card for your stash.
ReplyDeleteLove this vintage feel, especially with the glitter!
ReplyDeleteSweet card, the colouring is spot on. Thanks for sharing with us at CCCB!
ReplyDeleteLove this vintage paper, LeAnne! The silver glitter die cuts are fabulous! Love that sparkle! Thanks so much for sharing with us at CAS Christmas!
ReplyDeletePERFECT timing to use this amazing vintage-y paper LeAnne! LOVE the paper and you've dressed it up with all the bling from the silver glitter die-cuts. Beautiful and elegant card. Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Christmas! xx
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Love the vintage style paper, it made a lovely card with the silver glitter die cuts.
ReplyDeleteOh my, the sparkle is so pretty on this card! What a pretty picture of Dana and sweet Sawyer!
ReplyDeleteThat is some gorgeous paper and what a great card you created with it. Love the shimmery sentiment dies too! Glad you played with us at CAS Christmas!
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