Season's Greetings Digi Divas Everywhere! Welcome to another quick card project just in time for the Holidays. My annual Christmas Card list is getting closer to completion! For the past few weeks I have be sharing my Christmas Cards with you. Most of these cards have incorporated some of my Digi Stamp sets. Today, I made this one using the Holly Sprig from my Holly & Boo Digi Set and things from my stash. Come along, it is quick and easy.
This is a 5"x7" card.
MATERIALS LIST
Hammermill® 100 Lb. White Coverstock
Color as desired (I use Copic® Markers)
5"x7" Cardbase
American Crafts® Deck the Halls Pad
DCWV® Copper Luxe Foil Cardstock
Green Cardstock Scraps (Various Shades)
IO Dies®- DIE215-E
Sizzix® Foliage Punch
Paws-itivity® Die - Branch
Darice® Embossing Essentials Die - Pine Branch
Iridescent Sequins
Tear-ific® Tape
Dimensional® Glue
Size the Holy Sprig to 3"x2-1/2" and print. Color as desired, I use Copic® Markers. Fussy cut.
Cut the American Crafts® Deck the Halls Pad Burlap piece to 4"x5-1/4". Cut the Pink Gold Foil Cardstock 4-3/8"x 5-5/8". Adhere the Burlap piece centered on the Pink Gold Foil. Adhere the foil and burlap piece about 3/8" from the bottom and both sides of the 5"x7" cardbase.
Cut (3) Paws-itivity® Die - Branch of Pink Gold Foil Cardstock. Cut a variety of foliage in various shades of green from scraps using the dies listed above. Arrange and adhere in the upper left corner of the Burlap & Foil Rectangle. Top the arrangement with the Holy Sprig as shown. Using dimensional glue randomly adhere a few iridescent sequins. OPTIONAL: I use rectangular scraps and my badge to decorate the back side of the card.
No need for mistletoe to fall in love with this card! Thank you for stopping by and spending a part of your day with me. Best wishes this holiday season to you and yours. Come back and visit for more Card Tutorials coming soon!
Hugs,
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