Merry Christmas!! It's Xmas in July! Christmas Tree Card
My goal for Christmas cards this year is to make them flat! This is super hard for me since I like to add lots of ribbon and layers. Last year I needed 2 stamps for every card I mailed out! So this year, I am trying hard to make them flat, but still have my style! I resisted and did not use any pop dots on this, but I was still able to add a few layers and texture using an embossing folder.
Christmas Tree from DoodleCharms Cricut Cartridge Paper from Recollections All Seasons Pack Flourish from Sizzix Flourish Liquid Pearls Ruby Red, Ivy Green Merry Christmas from Docerela Creations Tim Holtz Embossing Folder Holiday Words Distress ink Walnut Stain Glitter Roll Pen Entering into: Paper-Crafting Journey: Xmas in July Cut it Up: Xmas in July Simply Create Too: Xmas in July Cardz TV: Xmas in July StuckOnU Sketches: Flourish Die DL Art: Linky Party Krafty Girls: Use a Die Cut Pin and Tack: Spark your Creativity Now
I think you achieved your goal of adding lots of texture! Wonderful card. Thanks for linking to Cut it Up Challenges Christmas in July challenge! Evelyn http://mylittlecraftblog.wordpress.com
LOVE the texture on this card! I always pay more in postage because of the embellishments that I add.:( Pretty card! Also...LOVE the Ivy Green liquid pearls... LOVE it! Is this my Christmas card?..lol Thank you for joining us at Cut It Up Challenges. Have a wonderful day my friend, Migdalia ♥ Crafting With Creative M (my blog)♥ ♥ 2 Creative Chicks Challenges ♥ ♥ Silhouette Challenges ♥
Super cute Merry Christmas card I love Christmas any time of year thanks for bring it out in the summer Thank you for joining my DL.ART Thankful Thursday Anything Goes July Linky Party DIANA L. dianamlarson.blogspot.com
What a fabulous card! I love the flourish you used on this Christmas card! Love the papers you used too as well as the embossing! The liquid pearls are nice too! Thanks for joining us at SOUS;-)
This is beautiful!! I loveeeeeeee that tree!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat card and great papers. Love the shape of the tree! TFS
ReplyDeleteSuper Cute Card!Great idea!!!
ReplyDeleteFab Christmas card!!
ReplyDeleteI think you achieved your goal of adding lots of texture! Wonderful card. Thanks for linking to Cut it Up Challenges Christmas in July challenge!
ReplyDeleteEvelyn
http://mylittlecraftblog.wordpress.com
LOVE the texture on this card! I always pay more in postage because of the embellishments that I add.:(
ReplyDeletePretty card! Also...LOVE the Ivy Green liquid pearls... LOVE it!
Is this my Christmas card?..lol
Thank you for joining us at Cut It Up Challenges.
Have a wonderful day my friend,
Migdalia
♥ Crafting With Creative M (my blog)♥
♥ 2 Creative Chicks Challenges ♥
♥ Silhouette Challenges ♥
Great Christmas card! I love the embossing and the background paper! Thanks for playing along at Krafty Girls and Cut It Up Challenges! :)
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craftedwithlovebykaren.blogspot.com
Nicely done, hanks for joining SOUS!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic Christmas card! Great design and fab use of dies/embossing folders!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your creativity with us this fortnight at Simply Create Too.
Best of luck and we'd love to have you visit again!
Hugs Mian
Simply Create Too Design Team Member
http://mianspysselhorna.blogspot.com
Your flourish complements your tree wonderfully:) thanks for joining us at SOUS!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute Merry Christmas card I love Christmas any time of year thanks for bring it out in the summer
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining my DL.ART Thankful Thursday Anything Goes July Linky Party
DIANA L.
dianamlarson.blogspot.com
What a fabulous card! I love the flourish you used on this Christmas card! Love the papers you used too as well as the embossing! The liquid pearls are nice too! Thanks for joining us at SOUS;-)
ReplyDeleteLove the embossing on this!
ReplyDeleteCute card! Way to go on starting those Christmas cards ;). I love the embossed piece.
ReplyDeleteGreat card, Carri! I agree, for Xmas cards, it's just too hard to mail them with popped up embellishments.
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