It's that time of year again . . .
we all need to get our Christmas cards sorted and
what better way to do it than playing along with the
at
The prompt from Day 2 is "B"
My Boot shaped cards are covered with
Bling and have Beautiful Blooms filled with Bling.
These fun shaped cards stand up tall and are quite stable.
I have been "printer challenged" and quite frustrated on the digital stamp front the last couple of weeks, so once Beccy got to the Day 4 prompt and the letter "D", I thought it was time to use some die cuts and get started without any colouring.
I used a cut file from the Silhouette Design Store (details & link below) and cut the elements to make the card with my Cameo. I used liquid adhesive to secure all the layers.
I curled the leaves and petals for each poinsettia flower then added a cluster of sparkling orange rhinestones to the centre of each one.
Each boot needs 25 rhinestones for the lattice section. I scavenged all the clear rhinestones I could find in my stash and ended up using three different sorts, 4mm square, round 4mm and round 5mm. They all sparkle beautifully.
These cards are 5 1/2" x 6 1/2" and fit nicely in the envelope for mailing.
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*** INGREDIENTS ***
Silhouette Cameo
Silhouette Design Store - Design ID #167782
Christmas Boot Shaped Card by Daniela Angelova
Note: there is a tiny glitch on the lattice edge near the heel which cut through the most delicate part along the side but it was quickly fixed by removing some of the edit points.
Bling and have Beautiful Blooms filled with Bling.
These fun shaped cards stand up tall and are quite stable.
I have been "printer challenged" and quite frustrated on the digital stamp front the last couple of weeks, so once Beccy got to the Day 4 prompt and the letter "D", I thought it was time to use some die cuts and get started without any colouring.
I used a cut file from the Silhouette Design Store (details & link below) and cut the elements to make the card with my Cameo. I used liquid adhesive to secure all the layers.
I curled the leaves and petals for each poinsettia flower then added a cluster of sparkling orange rhinestones to the centre of each one.
Each boot needs 25 rhinestones for the lattice section. I scavenged all the clear rhinestones I could find in my stash and ended up using three different sorts, 4mm square, round 4mm and round 5mm. They all sparkle beautifully.
These cards are 5 1/2" x 6 1/2" and fit nicely in the envelope for mailing.
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*** INGREDIENTS ***
Silhouette Cameo
Silhouette Design Store - Design ID #167782
Christmas Boot Shaped Card by Daniela Angelova
Note: there is a tiny glitch on the lattice edge near the heel which cut through the most delicate part along the side but it was quickly fixed by removing some of the edit points.
Tombow Mono Multi Liquid Adhesive - to adhere the layers & flowers
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I am going to enter my card in the following challenges:
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Beccy's 7th Annual Month of Holiday Cards
Day 2 - "B" - Boot shaped cards covered in Bling with Beautiful Blooms filled with Bling
Christmas Cards All Year 'Round - November Challenge – Stockings or Other Winter Clothing
My stocking shaped cards are filled with Christmas Cheer
Beccy's 7th Annual Month of Holiday Cards
Day 2 - "B" - Boot shaped cards covered in Bling with Beautiful Blooms filled with Bling
Christmas Cards All Year 'Round - November Challenge – Stockings or Other Winter Clothing
My stocking shaped cards are filled with Christmas Cheer
Wow, these are gorgeous Tracy! You're really doing a terrific job with your cameo, I'm so impressed with these wonderful cards. Love all the rhinestones you added, they sure add a lot of sparkle to the design. The poinsettias are fabulous too!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Beccy
Beautiful! Thanks so much for participating in the Christmas Crafts All Year Challenge this time and good luck :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute!! Thanks so much for participating in our CHRISTMAS CRAFTS ALL YEAR ‘ROUND challenge. Hope you participate in our next challenge!! Have a happy crafty day!!! *Sorry so late commenting! I’ve had a busy couple of months!
ReplyDeleteDeanne at A Little Bit O’ Paper