Hello...
Happy Thanksgiving
to all who celebrate this tradition ... I hope you have a wonderful day!
I've been busy organising for Thursday Club... my group want to make some Christmas cards this week ... It will be my last craft class for this year because the following weeks we will be having various entertainment for them including a Christmas Party ... where of course Santa arrives with presents!
I'm made a couple of cards myself ... and both have been done using the bits that were left over from other things ... It's no wonder that I never use up Christmas stuff ... Lol!
Sometimes things on my desk just seem to go together whereas I can spend hours thinking up what paper to use etc.,
I used the inlaid die technique again and the paper I used for the word die ... well, let just say it's been in my stash for well over a year ... maybe two!
... And I wasn't going to toss out the negative that was left over ...
Not when I could make this sparkly card ...
I hope you can see the glitter ... I think both of these cards will qualify for the challenge this week at Shopping Our Stash
You know looking at this last card ... I'm think what great antlers those fern things would make ... hmmm ... another card on the horizon I think ...
Thanks for stopping by - have a beautiful day
~ Ros ~
Just like you-I find great things as companions on my desk. I seldom go beyond it:)
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Xxxxx
Fantastic card Ros! Love the frosty pine cones and pop of red!
ReplyDeleteFab cards, all of them and hmmm, that antler idea sounds interesting for sure!
ReplyDeleteThese are all fabulous Ros. A winner in my eyes!
ReplyDeleteThey're both really lovely Christmas designs, Ros x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Christmas cards, Ros! Love the blessed die! Very lovely pine cones, too!
ReplyDeleteLoving both of your cards my friend. And your right you could used fern as antlers.. :)
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Pinned your red 'Blessed' card - how beautiful is that!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Ros!! Love the dots on the second and the pine cones and pine bough on the first make wonderful dimension :)
ReplyDeleteBOTH are just GORGEOUS, Ros! LOVE the glitter and the words!
ReplyDeleteSo different and both stunning. You are an ace at that inlay technique. Hope your class went well. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteBoth are stunning. Yes, I can see the glitter. Love the snow covered pine cones. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat cards Ros and so creative to use the negative! I love the frosty pine cones!
ReplyDeleteI LIVE for things to fall together on my desk and create a new card, or two. Neat people miss SO MUCH! :)
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Both are beautiful cards Ros... love them... hugs...x
ReplyDeleteTwo beautifully created Christmas cards! Ros. I love your inlaid technique! x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Christmas cards, Ros!
ReplyDeleteoh *WOW*!!! i looooooooooooove both of these, what a PERFECT version (or rather VERSIONS, plural!) of the inlaid diecut technique... i love that they are opposites using the same ingredients and yet such different (but equally gorgeous!) results! and again i say WOW!!! <3 <3 <3
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