I used the Christmas Blooms digital set to create some patterned paper for the "gap" in the centre of my card, then hand-stamped a Merry Christmas sentiment on some white cardstock before running it through my embossing machine.
YOUR TURN: Create a card or papercraft project using the letter "M" as your prompt.
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INSPIRATION WORDS:
mistletoe, mittens, mouse, manger, merry, Mary, matchbox card, magic window card, markers, masking, menorah, metal, microbeads, mixed media, mauve, magenta
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This card is so simply but yet elegant. I am always trying to fill the card instead of just leaving most of it like you did. I really like this idea.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful textured card Beccy!
ReplyDeleteMAJESTIC cards Beccy!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your embossing and pop of poinsettia colour, such an elegant design!!!
Definitely going to try this layout!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and elegant card. Love the embossing that matches the strip with Christmas Blooms!
ReplyDeleteGosh this is pretty. Makes me think I could accomplish that too!
ReplyDeleteWow! Beccy, this is truly fab-u-lous (said in a Craig Revel Horwood voice!)
ReplyDeleteI would never in a million years have thought to out together a card like this. It combines a few of my favourite things like embossing and making paper from digital images but I cannot ever seem to do a 'clean & simple' card that looks as effective as this.
Thankyou as always for the inspiration to think outside the box
Gosh, just did my first Treasure Hunting. Scrolling like crazy, down down... Yeah! Found a code word! And now we are back to the letter M. these cards are beautiful Beccy; I am fan of CAS cards, the embossed back ground is great, and the poinsettias look amazing!
ReplyDeleteI love poinsettias so I love your card and also the simplicity of it too. Well done Beccy.
ReplyDeleteWOW, what great texture, Beccy! The white with the strip of dp is such a classic design. Love how you made the dp using the poinsettia image. Very clever!
ReplyDeleteAs usual less is more! They look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI have a hard time with white space myself most of the time. The embossing on this is lovely. It's definitely something I could mass produce. [Bunny]
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