I started with the Cutaway Tags: Winter stamp and die set and paper pieced the flowers and holly leaves with Pure Poppy and Simply Chartreuse cardstocks. I did stamp the little dotted veins for the leaves to add a little more dimension to them. After gluing them down to the white base, I embossed the sentiment in gold and then added the berries using Autumn Red Nuvo Drops. I used an old Spellbinders scalloped die for my glitter matting, and because I couldn't get the Stick It paper to cooperate with me, I just ended up spreading glue all over the die cut scalloped circle and then adding some Martha Stewart gold glitter. It dried beautifully and I loved the look of it under the cutaway tag!
I added some Kraft and Simply Chartreuse DSP to my card base and then sponged the edges with Cocoa Bean ink. I also stamped the flourish from Autumn Adornments in Cocoa Bean ink and a couple holly leaf sprigs from Tag-It's #9 in Simply Chartreuse ink. I finished off with some dark red seam binding ribbon and gold sequins. Really LOVE all the sparkle to this card!! :0)
Still a couple days to play along with this challenge, so check out Lizzie's beautiful card and then play along right HERE.
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Very pretty and sparkly Marcia! I love those red berries! Congrats on your blog hop win.
ReplyDeleteAren't you the clever girl to show the sparkle all through the tags. Love it! Cheers.
ReplyDeleteThis is so elegant! Beautifully done as always and I just love how you can switch up your styles!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layering of elements to create a gorgeous Christmas card, Marcia. Love the glitter scalloped circle that adds lots of sparkle! xx
ReplyDeleteWorth your efforts, Marcia! Love the look of this card & now I want to use glitter with the Cutaway Tag I have!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful, Marcia! Lovely Christmas card!
ReplyDeleteThat gold really makes it festive! Beautiful card glitter buddy =)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! I love glitter ~ but not the mess I created with it :-D
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