I had a little play the other day when it was cold wet and windy and these cards are what I came up with
I made six Christmas cards all the same and used my Brusho Crystal Colours to get the background
The Sleigh and Reindeer stamp was free with Simply Cards and Papercrafts and everything else was in my "Stash" already.
They all have ribbon and Bakers Twine on them and I have added in two gold bells to each bow.
I think they turned out quite pretty and the neighbours don't visit my blog so they won't see them until they get them !!
More tomorrow ...
Hugs xx
Morning Christina, what a fabulous idea my neighbours don't see each other either so these would be fabulous and I only have three.
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Hi Christina, thanks for the reminder to get moving on the christmas cards, yours are lovely
ReplyDeletecheers Kaye
Christina they look really cute, Ann
ReplyDeletewhat a pretty set of cards to give out. lucky neighbors.
ReplyDeleteThey are stunning. Absolutely beautiful. Love seeing non traditional colours. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteLovely set of cards, really pretty.
ReplyDeleteMichele
Very pretty cards Christina! Your neighbours are very lucky in deed to get such wonderful cards. Debra x
ReplyDeleteMorning Christina,
ReplyDeleteLove your cards.
Lydia
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Hi Christina these cards are beautiful, and will definitely stand out on the mantlepiece at Christmas, love them.
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Anne Owens
Beautiful cards Christina. Your neighbours will love them.
ReplyDeleteWow they turned out stunning,just shows what can be made with freebies.xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Christina
ReplyDeleteLovely cards, i must say some of the craft books do have some useful and lovely freebies with them .
Take Care
Elaine h X
Hi Christina, yea for blog login, I can follow your blog again.
ReplyDeleteToday's cards made me smile, they are lovely bright cheerful cards. I'm sure they will love them. X Ros
Hi Christina
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty set of cards. Your neighbours should be thrilled with them
Love & best wishes
Jenny C xxxl
I love them!
ReplyDeleteHi Christina the cards are really pretty and I am sure your neighbours will love them. I have just revisited your tutorial from July 28th, it's the one about using the scraps we normally throw away and I found it really interesting. I have had some of that double sided sticky paper for a long time and wondered what to do with it, well now I know and can't wait to have a go. Thanks for the inspiration. xx
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing a wonderful idea of a card that can be duplicated for giving. These are very pretty and I particularly like the backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteHi Christina
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely cards you've made with the freebies. Must remember to look around Christmas time to see what stamps are on these books.
Morning, Christina,
ReplyDeleteThese are terrific! I need to move up to Blackpool and become one of your neighbours, they are going to love these :). I'd already done my neighbour cards before my Brusho powders arrived, so they are getting a die cut Rudolph with a red crystal nose this year lol. I'm still trying to sort out my craft room so not too much being created in there apart from a right mess just now lol. I really need to get my act together and try to find my work top and get something done.
Bx
Good Morning Christina :) Wow x 6!!! Absolutely Love this set of cards!! Just adorable. Love the little jingle bells on the red and white bakers twine.... so sweet! The way you always add your embellishments perfects each card. Your neighbors are very blessed to live close to one so talented as you. Thank you so much for sharing. Enjoy a Beautiful Day. Big Hugs.
ReplyDeleteLovely cards Christina. They look like they would be fun to make and quick which is what I need at the moment. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteA lovely reminder to start making Xmas cards. Every year I plan to start early but haven't managed it yet!xx
ReplyDeletepretty cute
ReplyDeleteYes they are very pretty Christmas cards, your neighbours will love them. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Christina, your neighbors will love them. :))
ReplyDeleteHi Christina
ReplyDeleteThese cards are amazing. Even though they are all decorated the same they still look different. Great idea
Wonderful cards. Your neighbors will feel very special kindness you always show. ~blessings, Louise
ReplyDeleteHome with another ill grandchild child. He can rest in my craft room!! :)
ReplyDeleteThese card turned out so cute..what great looking cards....tfs
well done Christina
Hi Christina, lovely cards, we need quick and easy cards for Christmas but there is nothing quick and easy looking about these beautiful cards, thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteRegards Liz.
Such a simple design but so effective! The neighbours will be well impressed. Pat x
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely Christmas cards and you have very lucky neighbours. The ribbon and bells finish them off nicely. Thank you for the inspiration. X
ReplyDeleteLove these cards christina
ReplyDeleteHi Christina, your right they came out really pretty I love that Santa stamp. Take Care Melody xXx
ReplyDeleteStunning cards Christina, and I just love the colour! I would be over the moon to have one of those sent me! Lucky neighbours you have!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Karen xx
Hi Christina
ReplyDeleteThey look great and I'm sure your Neighbours will be thrilled to receive them.
I have a question and was wondering when you do your mixed media what type of paper do you use?
I have just bought the beautiful Spellbinders die The Regal Victorian and its beautiful In the process of making a card with it but thought it would be lovely if you could design a card with it and use it as one of your tutorials.
Lovely
ReplyDeleteI love all your work.
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