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Friday, 12 March 2021

Merry Christmas


Here is a card for the challenge at CAS Christmas which has the requirement to have the the colours kraft, red and white.



 I have used this IO tree line die similarly a few times before, altering what I stamped/embossed the trees with. This time I used a large, old, SU stamp of French Script to add a little interest to the foliage. I think it almost looks like a smattering of snow. I had to take care how I masked off the lower part of the die cut as Post Its or whatever leave a little residue which can pick up embossing powder, so I used plain copy paper in sections and taped it to my glass mat. I used WOW Opaque Bright White embossing powder.
The sentiment from Sugar Pea Designs, was stamped with Aged Mahogany Distress Oxide ink. Having shortened the length of the tree line I put on the twine before finding a die to use as the mounting panel. Needless to say I couldn't find one which was quite the right size, however this rectangle die was just about right in one dimension, so I cut it from both directions, shortening it in order to make a square.
ABC Christmas F Fir trees

We have a weekend without workmen, whilst the new plaster in the kitchen dries. Next week the new kitchen installation will commence (hopefully).

5 comments:

  1. Great creation - effective. Love the embossed stamping on the trees. xx

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  2. Lovely Christmas card using the challenge colours, Chrissie! I LOVE the script white embossed on all the trees. Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Christmas! xx

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  3. Fabulous CAS card! Love how you combined the white, red and kraft. Thanks for joining us at ABC Christmas Challenge!

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  4. this makes a wonderful CAS card, love how you added the script to the trees and you are right it does look like snow! Thank you for sharing this at CAS Christmas!

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  5. Such a CAS perfection! Thanks for playing along with us at ABC Christmas Challenge. Looking forward to seeing your creative projects in the future galleries.

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Thanks,
Chrissie