I coloured the candy cane tree in shades of light grey and red, then teamed it up with some shiny gold cardstock and a red embossed panel. Simple, but festive!
This Christmas Tree image was the perfect shape for creating a long, thin triangle-shaped card. I printed the digital stamp at 14cm high, coloured with alcohol markers, cut a large triangle around it, then added it to a custom card base.
Judy has made two gorgeous Christmas cards using the new Christmas Trees and Christmas Puddings digital sets. She added lots of festive sparkle with glitter cardstock and gold mirror card!
Karin has created two festive cards using the new Christmas Puddings set of digital stamps. She coloured the images with pencil, then combined them with gorgeous Christmas paper and a sprinkling of little stars.
She's well and truly ready for the festive season with these three fantastic creations! For her first card, Karin created the background paper using all the sentiments from the new Christmas Trees set, then added two of the trees over the top. She used the other trees in the set to make a couple more cards to add to her stash!
Cynthia has five festive cards to share with us today, featuring images and sentiments from the new Christmas Trees and Christmas Puddings sets of digital stamps.
Sometimes it's nice to get away from the "traditional" Christmas colours and use something a little different, like all the bright shades of the rainbow! I've coloured the stitched tree from the new Christmas Trees set with alcohol markers then added patterns over the top of each section using a white gel pen. I think the effect looks like patchwork.
Kathy always does a fantastic job of decorating her cards... inside and out! Both of these cards feature fabulous, framed sentiments on the inside that coordinate nicely with the front of the card.
Carla has created two fantastic cards using both of this month's new digital sets. She printed the images at a very small size to fit into the different sections of the die cut base, then coloured them all with pencils. She added some additional images from other sets to complete each card.