So we're at that strange time of year where all the meals blend into one and nobody knows what day it is! I've started to play with some of the goodies I bought in the sales - I'm very taken with these lovely shiny patterned papers from the Papermania Geometric Mono pack - ideal for New Year cards...
I've added some die cut numbers in gold mirri-card and the greeting used up some very old peel-off letters.
Just a quick share of the last Christmas card of 2016!...
This was a special order for a friend at work - she simply could not find anything suitable in the shops! I used a cute penguin die I bought very cheaply in The Range and used pale blue polka dot patterned paper for the snowy sky. I'm entering this card into the challenges at: C.R.A.F.T. Challenge #395- anything goes Crafty Boots Challenge - winter wonderland Dream Valley #146- Christmas Christmas With The Cuties- cute and Christmassy Brown Sugar #230 - Christmas Alphabet Challenge - Use something red Southern Girls #160- anything goes Crimbo Crackers - animals Thank you to all the lovely visitors who take the time to comment on my little creations - it really gives me a boost. Wishing you all a wonderful Christmas and hope you get loads of crafty pressies from the big man! Merry Christmas
I've been trying to use up bits left from various kits and colections I've bought over the years and I've managed to create this from the leftovers of a Hunkydory kit.
Just about finished the Christmas cards for this year - I've told my customers at work to expect a huge box arriving on Monday, so I'm busy at the moment doing the inserts. Today's card is one such order - something pink and girly for a colleague's sister...
I've used that gorgeous deer die again - this time using some pink sparkly patterned paper. The papers are from many years ago - Trimcraft's Xmas Blue collection. I've also used some punched snowflakes and the tiniest red gem for the deer's nose. The greeting was created in Publisher using Hobo font. I'm entering this card into the challenges at: My Time To Craft - Christmas animals Crafty Catz- non-traditional Christmas colours Creative Corner - Christmas time Crimbo Crackers - non-traditional Christmas Paper Creator - Christmas Thanks for visiting Sharon x
A quick post tonight - I can almost see the light at the end of the Christmas card tunnel so I must get on! As you can see, the cards are getting simpler!
The digi, coloured with pro-markers, is an old favourite from Digistamp Boutique. The paper is from a pad bought at The Range. The greeting was created in Publisher using The Urban Way font and I've used a die-cut snowflake and a tiny wooden heart as embellishments. I'm entering this card into the challenges at: Dream Valley Challenges - Christmas Crafting From The Heart #139 - anything goes Robyn's Fetish - square or rectangle Come And Get It Challenge - Christmas Dragonfly Dreams - Christmas Christmas Cards All Year 'Round - December challenge Thanks for visiting Sharon x
As
usual the challenge is 'Anything Goes' which makes it so much easier to
join in. Today's sponsor is Crafty Sentiments - a lovely store to pick up some seriously cute digital stamps...
This is what I have created using a lovely snowman digi kindly supplied by the company:
I've used some seriously ancient patterned papers - they are by the English Paper Company and over 8 years old! I've coloured the image using co-ordinating pro-markers and added some punched snowflakes and clear gems as embellishments.