There’s a great sketch for this week’s challenge over at Splitcoaststampers.  I played along.

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The embossing, sponging and piercing was done using an embossing folder and piercing template.  Using the piercing template as a stencil, ink was sponged on the embossed areas.

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This card is also entered into a couple of other challenges:

 Papertake Weekly Challenge: “Pick a Fave”

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: “Anything Goes”

Happy Crafting!
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Stamps: PTI “Birthday Basics”

Papers: PTI Vintage Cream and Dark Chocolate; Fancy Pants “Happy-Go-Lucky” Designer Paper

Inks: SU Chocolate Chip and Cameo Coral

Accessories: Cuttlebug Plus Embossing Folder and Piercing Template “Blooming Bouquet”; Tim Holtz Paper Piercing Tool; SU Button “Designer Naturals”; Corner Rounder Punch

Dec 252014

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May your Christmas be blessed…

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with all things…

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bright and beautiful.

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Merry Christmas!!
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Stamps: SU “Beautiful Christmas”

Papers: PTI Select White and Dark Chocolate

Inks: SU Chocolate Chip, Real Red, Only Orange, Close to Cocoa, Old Olive and Always Artichoke; White Gel Pen

Accessories: Kaisercraft Pearls; Doily; EK Success 1″ Corner Rounder Punch; Spellbinders Picot Edge Circles Die; 3/4″ (Inside), 1-3/8″ and 1-3/4″ Circle Punches; SU Old Olive Twill Ribbon and Square Lattice Embossing Folder

Dec 202014

Time is short, so I’m wrapping it up with the last few Christmas card designs for the year.

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Added some glitter to the snowflake centers for a little pop on this pretty designer paper.

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And here’s another card using the Tri Square die.  So easy and fun to add some lovely patterns.  It’s a great way to use up some scraps, too, if you’ve got some.

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The holly was colored with Copics and then fussy cut.

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A stamped sentiment inside gives a nice finishing touch.

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Entering five challenges this week!

Curtain Call Inspiration Challenge: “Candy Canes”

Simon Says Wednesday Challenge: “Winter Inspiration”

Stamp and Create December Challenge: ” Anything Christmas”

Die Cut Diva’s December Challenge: “Snow and Christmas/Holidays”

Simon Says Monday Challenge: “Anything Goes”

Happy Crafting!
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Card 1:

Stamps: PTI “Merry Little Christmas”

Papers: PTI Select White and Pure Poppy; SU “Trim the Tree” Designer Paper

Inks: SU Basic Black

AccessoriesSimon Says “Tri Square” Die; Stickles “Christmas Red”; Grosgrain Ribbon

Card 2:

Stamps: SU “White Christmas” and “Christmas Bauble”

Papers: PTI Select White and Terracotta Tile; SU “Trim the Tree” Designer Paper

Inks: SU Chocolate Chip; Memento Tuxedo Black; White Gel Pen; Copics:
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AccessoriesSimon Says “Tri Square” Die

Here’s another quick and fun set of Christmas cards.

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A little embossing adds some interest to the white space, and each ball is accented with a white gel pen.

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With the image and sentiment mounted together on the acrylic block, it was easy to get them stamped straight on every time.

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Glitter tape adds some sparkle and texture while keeping the cards nice and flat for mailing.

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The cards are entering a few challenges this week:

Simon Says Monday Challenge: “Anything Goes”

Cards in Envy: “Christmas CAROLS Challenge” – As the sentiment suggests, the Christmas carol “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” was the inspiration.

Weekly Christmas Card Challenges: “Challenge #2 – CAS Design”

Work it Wednesday November 2014: “Holidays – Anything Goes”

Happy Crafting!
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Stamps: PTI “Holiday Sparkle” and “Merry Little Christmas”

Papers: PTI Select White, New Leaf and Raspberry Fizz; SU Ruby Red; Echo Park “Very Merry Christmas” Designer Paper; Simple Stores “Snap Color Vibe” Designer Paper

Inks: Memento Tuxedo Black; White Gel Pen; Copics:
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Accessories: American Crafts White Glitter Tape; Martha Stewart Scoring Board

Snow anyone?
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The Friday Mashup Challenge #187 this week is “All About the Weather.”  “.. let the weather you are currently experiencing or would like to be having inspire you to create your project.   If you’re up for mashing up the challenge you can add in a metal embellishment.”

Love these metal stickers!

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Added some pretty rhinestones to the snowflake centers, too.

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Another challenge over at the Mod Squad Challenge Blog is all about the “Music of Christmas.”   “..or even just make a card inspired by a Christmas carol..”  Well… “Let it Snow!”

This card set is also playing along in both of the Simon Says Challenges this week!! First is the Simon Monday Challenge: “Holiday Cards.”  Second is the Simon Wednesday Challenge: “Anything Goes.”

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We have purchased our season passes to a local ski area.  Love to see the white stuff coming down… in the mountains!! Hope to be in some soon!!

Happy Crafting!
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Stamps: PTI “Tree Trimming Trio”

Papers: PTI Select White; BoBunny “Powder Mountain” DP

Inks: SU Night of Navy

Accessories: Simon Says Stamp “Merry Christmas” Die; Metal Stickers; Martha Stewart Snowflake Around the Corner Punch; American Crafts White Glitter Tape; Rhinestones

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