Morning readers,
I've a make to share with you today ...
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| My C6 card |
Materials used:
- White, 250gsm, C6 card and envelope
- Card in white linen and lilac linen
- Unbranded nesting circle dies to cut a circle in my textured white card and a larger circle from the lilac textured card
- Snippets of white card covered in washi tape, from The Works
- Hampton Arts tree die, used to cut trees from the washi tape panel
- Dimensional foam tape to reverse of my washi tape trees, to attach them to my card
- Uniko sentiment (from "Christmas wishes") stamped using Versafine Clair strawberry ink
- Elsewhere on my card I also stamped the Julie Hickey tree image (from DS-HE-1054 "Essentially Christmas 2") using Ranger Archival library green ink
I'll be entering the above make for the following challenges:-
- Rudolph Day - October challenge - ANYTHING CHRISTMAS GOES
- The Holly and Ivy - challenge No. 194 - ANYTHING CHRISTMAS GOES
- A Cut Above - October 6th challenge - ANYTHING GOES WITH A DIE CUT
- Peace on Earth - challenge No. 98 - ANYTHING GOES + (optional) MOOD BOARD
- Simon Says Stamp - Wednesday challenge - CAS (Clean And Simple)




7 comments:
Fab CAS Christmas card Kathy, love the cute Christmas tree, and your sentiment is from one of my favourite Christmas sets. Happy Rudolph Day! Xx
Beautiful holiday CAS card. Nice design and lovely sentiment. I may need to add that to my stash. Thanks for sharing with the October Challenge at A Cut Above.
Vicki - ACA
A great tree card for Christmas and of course for this month's Rudolph Days. Really nice sentiment too. Happy Rudolph Days ☺️
A great way to use up Washi tape. Lovely festive make. Happy Rudolph Day xxx
A lovely idea to cut the tree from washi covered card Kathy and the look is so pretty, and love the lilac coloured aperture to place it against and the red sentiment finishes it really well. x
The placements of the washi tapes are just perfect for the tree design. Happy Rudolph Day!
Great design - love how you used the washi tape.
Thanks for joining me at the Rudolph Days Challenge.
Helen x
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