Morning crafters, lovely to have you visit me today. Another week has passed and Christmas is getting closer lol! Sorry to keep reminding you all!!!
May I give a very warm welcome to Michelle M, great to have you on board, thank you for following me its much appreciated and if you have a blog of your own Michelle please let me know.
May I give a very warm welcome to Michelle M, great to have you on board, thank you for following me its much appreciated and if you have a blog of your own Michelle please let me know.
Another Christmas card today, I should stop making them really as I have more than enough lol!
I decided to do a Green card as I had not done one for quite a long time, so my theme was Green & Gold.
I made an 8" X8" card from Rich Green card and matted it with some White. My next layer I put double-sided Tape around the edge and covered it with Gilding flakes. I then matted a layer of Rich Green card cut to fit inside the gilded edge boarder.
Using more White card I embossed it with the Knotted Trellis Folder, inked on the back, the de-bossed side with my Versamark and heat embossed with Gold embossing powder, I then attached this in the center of my card.
I stamped my Santa onto White card with my Versamark and heat embossed it with Black embossing powder then coloured it in with Promarkers. I die cut it out with Gold Circles One and inked whilst still in the die with Crushed Olives distress ink. I attached this to the top right hand side of the card.
I die cut the 'Believe' out of Rich Green card, went over with a glue pen and covered it with Green Glitter. This did not look right sitting straight on the card as it was so I die cut some card with Labels Eighteen and inked it up with Crushed Olives again and placed the 'Believe' on top, this helped it stand out. I attached these to the bottom left hand side of the card.
To finish the card off I placed a little green gem in each of the knots that were showing.
Items Used:
Creative Expressions Foundation Card Rich Green & Coconut White
Creative Expressions Sue Wilson Embossing Folder Knotted Trellis
Creative Expressions Singles Stamp 'Santa'
Creative Expressions Gilding Flakes Morris Dance(I think!)
Sue Wilson Dies Believe
White Card
Papermania Embossing Powders Gold & Black
Green Glitter
Promarkers
Tim Holtz Distress Ink Crushed Olives
Green Gems
Versamark Ink Pad
Glue Pen
Pinflare Double Sided Adhesive
Spellbinders Labels Eighteen
Spellbinders Imperial Gold Gold Circles One
Thank you for looking, Jacquie xxx
Brilliant card Jacquie,
ReplyDeleteLove your card, I like it in the green rather than the usual red.
Have a great weekend
Hugs
Patricia xx
Fabulous Jolly card....love the colour tones and the design is gorgeous...have a great weekend...
ReplyDeleteaNNie xxxx
The Journey is the Start
This is gorgeous. I love the image and the colours look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a good weekend.
hugs Sue xx
Love this one. xxxxx
ReplyDeleteSuper image on your lovely card Jacquie. Santa didn't start out red so it's nice to see a different one. Christine xx
ReplyDeleteWow Jacquie, this is stunning! I love all the different techniques you used! The Gilding flakes are gorgeous and your embossed pattern is so shiny and stunning! The green gemstones really add such an elegant touch to an already fabulous card! Love it! hugs :)
ReplyDeletePS, if you have too many Christmas cards, feel free to send some of them my way! lol
A fabulous card Jacquie, such a jolly Santa and I love the green and gold combination.
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Hi Jacquie
ReplyDeleteLove the embossing on the background. Very effective The gold and green are a great combo.
Best wishes.
Ang x
Beautiful card Jacquie. I would never have thought of using double sided tape with the gilding flakes - have used it with glitter though. Must give this a try.
ReplyDeleteYes!! that's me with John and Elaine.
ReplyDeleteIt's my "hair" but that's a whole other story ....... !!!
Tell you about that soon
Have a great day
Hugs
Patricia xxx
It is hard to stop isn't it when the ideas hit you have to create Well you can keep them for next year and this one is lovely .Lis
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