I have quite a few friends and family who are celebrating birthdays in late December and January. I designed this card for them. I used a card base from Studio G, stamps from Stephanie Bernard's Stamps of Life, versamark ink, Crayola glitter paper, and Die Cuts with a View cardstock. The patterned paper here is some leftover wrapping paper. It was too pretty to throw away!
I also used this design to make a condolence card for the families of Newtown, Ct. I thought the snowflake was appropriate because the lives of those lost were unique, beautiful, pure and fleeting. I hope that the cards and letters help comfort the families a little.
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Friday, December 21, 2012
Christmas Time!
For the past few years I have joined in with my "scrapbook home on the web" Creative Chaos friends and had a Christmas card swap. Here's my card for this year.
This technique is really useful for using up scraps. I cut different papers into one inch squares, ran them through the Xyron X machine and laid them on the diagonal. K and Company die cuts of cardinals and snowmen were perfect for this. I used the sentiments from Stephanie Bernard's Stamps of Life. The eyelet paper is a dollar store find from a few years ago.
Merry Christmas!
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