Happy Tuesday, everyone! Hope your week is going well so far! I finally made another card using the pretty Graceful Greenery vellum; this one uses the sketch from 52 Christmas Card Throwdown:
So here we go:
I layered the white vellum on a piece of Old Olive cardstock that I had cut on a curve at the bottom (even though you can't see it here!). I added a few diecut vellum pine branches around the bottom and used a sentiment from the retired Night Divine, diecut with the Countryside Corners dies. When I photographed the card the first time, I realized I could see the glue dots that I used to adhere it at the top...grrrr....so I covered them up with some Glitter Sequins. Then I thought they would like nice on the greenery as well, so I added a few more...they remind me of pieces of ice!
Thanks for popping in today! Enjoy it and be blessed!
| Project Details—All Products SU! Unless Otherwise Specified | |
| Stamps | Night Divine (ret) |
| Card stock & Papers | Basic White, Old Olive, Graceful Greenery (Online Exclusive) |
| Ink | Old Olive |
| Accessories | Dimensionals, Glitter Sequins (ret) |
| Tools | Cut & Emboss Machine, Golden Greenery Dies, Countryside Corners Dies |
Just beautiful, LeAnne! How wonderful that they made dies to cut those branches!
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Those vellum pine branches are lovely! Wonderful card, LeAnne!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous vellum and used beautifully! The glittered sequins add bits of "ice" to the branches! A perfect fix!
ReplyDeleteThis is just so elegant! The subdued colours add grace and serenity. I think the sentiment is just perfect. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the simple elegance of that curve of lovely greenery!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Christmas card. Thanks for playing at 52 CCT challange.
ReplyDeleteelle est superbe LeAnne, pleine de fraicheur et de grâce, merci de jouer avec nous chez 52CCT, biz
ReplyDeleteWhat an elegant and very beautiful Christmas card. Love the idea with vellum pine branches and little sequins at ice. Thank you for plaing with our sketch at 52CCT. Valentina DT
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