Hi Everybody,Red and green are the traditional colors a lot of us use for Christmas and this one is created with Mirror card behind the frame.
I have created a frame from the Heirloom Ornament 2010 and backed it with the Quatrefoil Pattern
It always pays to get out older dies and re use them over and over again and these two cards are showing a variation on a theme.
I have used a glue pen in some of the cut outs from the patterned die cut and then filled it with glitter.
The addition of tiny pearls at all the cross sections adds an extra little touch.
The letters on both cards are from the Spellbinders Alphabets in Upper Case and the Lower Case and with these two sets you can produce any name or phrase that you wish
More tomorrow ...
Hugs xx
Beautiful each way you turned it Christina, but I do love that big red bow, eye popping.
ReplyDeleteHi Christina, two beautiful Christmas cards Beryl xx
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ReplyDeleteLove both cards. I'm just starting to make some Christmas cards so you've given me a couple of ideas for some cards. Thank you
Love & best wishes
Jenny C xxx
Two beautiful cards from the same die....awesome
ReplyDeleteJust perfect for the coming holidays..
Well done Christina
Hi Christina, those are both really pretty cards and I love the one where you turned the die upside down to give a different look. Your bouquet of flowers are beautiful as well. I thought I'd put that in the same post. I love gerberas, they seem to go with any other flower in the arrangement don't they. x
ReplyDeleteThese cards are soo pretty. I have that die set. Had not thought of using another die for the back. I sure hope I can start playing soon. I hear my dies calling my name.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers,first of all and secondly the x-mas bulbs up or down (peace is my favourite) are very nice x
ReplyDeleteTime for Christmas cards, how pretty these are, love the die you used. Dianne
ReplyDeleteGreat couple of cards Christina.
ReplyDeleteLovely cards Christina, can't believe christmas only ten weeks away, haven't started yet.
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Anne Owens (liverpool).
Sorry I am a little late Christina but these are really beautiful and not for one minute would I have thought of using the quatrefoil pattern in this way, Thank you so much you have made me think again!
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Margaret corgi owner
Christina,
ReplyDeleteI just love this die, use it often. You have done an amazing job with both cards.
These are lovely, a great idea, thanks for sharing....luv Ursula xx
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