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Hi Everyone!
Today's blog hop is all about Christmas cards. I've created one specifically for the blog hop and will post that one first. I've also created several other cards this week for a card swap that I'm participating in and guess what this month's theme was also Christmas in July. I'll share those too.
I hope you like the cards that I've created and they will inspire you to create some fun and easy cards of your own.
I've done a little embellishing on the envelopes as well and have included them in the photos.
Your next stop is Beth at http://seaswancreations. blogspot.com/
This weeks blogs:
Happy Crafting
Theresa
Hi Everyone!
Today's blog hop is all about Christmas cards. I've created one specifically for the blog hop and will post that one first. I've also created several other cards this week for a card swap that I'm participating in and guess what this month's theme was also Christmas in July. I'll share those too.
I hope you like the cards that I've created and they will inspire you to create some fun and easy cards of your own.
I've done a little embellishing on the envelopes as well and have included them in the photos.
This is the one I created for the blog hop. It is very simple and easy to mass produce. I used a pre-made 4x9" card. I ran the card twice through the Big Kick using an embossing folder. I created a small slip in the fold to thread the ribbon through where the seam of the two embossingfolders meet. I threaded the ribbon through and glued it. I created the snowflakeusing the Christmas cartridge. I stamped it with the word Joy from the Wonderland Wishes stamp set by Raisin Boat www.raisinboat.com. I ran it through my Xyron X and coated it with Martha Stewart glitter. I attached it with dimensional foam, added the rhinestones and it was done. I also ran the envelope flap through the same embossing folder. |
This one is created using an ebossing folder, a stamp that came with a summer set, but I thought it looked like a snowflake, the same Joy stamp and more rhinestones and ribbon. |
Your next stop is Beth at http://seaswancreations.
This weeks blogs:
Paulette at http://scrapalette. blogspot.com/
Diane at http://dianesdribble. blogspot.com/
Linda at http://ladybuglair. blogspot.com/
Colleen at http://scrappycol.blogspot. com/
Theresa at http://scrapsbygracie. blogspot.com/ YOU ARE HERE!
Happy Crafting
Theresa
beautiful, elegant cards!
ReplyDeleteYou did such a great job with all of your cards!! Love the embossing as it adds so much to them! I love it when you do white on white as you did as Golden Goddess said simply elegant!!! TFS
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards I love the embossing and use of glitter they're just gorgeous. I couldn't pick a favorite.
ReplyDeleteI love the pop of color on your white cards. They are beautiful. I will be swinging by for more inspiration.
ReplyDeleteyou were busy. love the simple touches on the envelopes. The ornaments on the last one are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThey are all beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHave a creative day.
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Oh my. . .so many cards! I love all the embossing!
ReplyDeleteWow look at all those wonderful cards. you have a great head start for the card giving season. TFS.
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My favorite is the cardinal also. All of them are great!
ReplyDeleteI love all these cards, they are each very elegant. I have to say that I am sucker for a cardinal, so that card is also my favorite. I might try to re-create it for my Christmas card his year, it is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow! So many fabulous cards...you have been so busy!
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I love all your cards. I love the white on white with a little color. Very elegant. TFS
ReplyDeleteWowsers, you have a real jump start w/ all of your cards. They're amazing!! TFS! :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! Every single one.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are beautiful -- and I love the embossing!!
ReplyDeleteThey are all lovely cards! My favs are the snowflake and cardinal. Love the bold pops of color on the white with these.
ReplyDeleteyour cards are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards - they have such great texture with the embossing.
ReplyDeleteOH WOW !!! I LOVE ALL OF THEM. AND best part is they can be mass produced and are so EASY but lovely at the same time. I just might make my Christmas cards this year :) and I have that cartridge, might be Best of 2006 ? I know I have made it but not sure what original cartridge it came from.
ReplyDeleteSimple and elegant for Christmas! Great cards. I also like the decorated envelopes. TFS.
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards. I love all the embossing!!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! I especially like the added touch the embossing adds to them.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow! You have been a busy little bee! Your cards look very elegant. I love how easy they would be to mass produce - especially if you get caught in the holiday rush. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I just love how embossing creates an elegant base for any type of card.
ReplyDeleteWOW! So many lovelies! My favorites are the snowflake and the monochromatic ornament cards.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!
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