I love Fridays! But who doesn’t, right? Today is a free for all on Flourishes and also the Christmas Spirit Challenge on SCS.
I chose the cardinal from the Christmas Classics set from Flourishes. It’s stamped on Flourishes Classic White cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and colored with Copics.
I found this great vintage looking Christmas paper in my stash from My Minds Eye. I used a Versa Magic Dew Drop in Aspen Mist to sponge around the image and also the Ribbon Tags Trio from Spellbinders. The mat behind the image was cut with a Spellbinders Big Scalloped Circles die. I had this great red crinkly ribbon in my stash that I used to run through the tag die and make a bow. A few pearls and done!
Join in the challenge here on SCS. Use FLLCNOEL15 keyword on your creation!
Barbara Anders has a wonderful banner tutorial on the Flourishes blog today so head over there and check it out!
These ladies below also have creations to share! Have a great weekend and a very Happy Independence Day!
9 comments:
OMGoodness, Danielle, this is gorgeous! Is the sleigh image part of your paper, or is it a stamp? All of your card is just stunning!
This has put me in such a Christmas mood! Your card is just stunning Danielle. I love it.
A welcome break from thinking.. Good Grief it is HOT outside. Love the pretty cardenals. Have a fun weekend, hugs...
Danielle this is beautiful. My mom would just love this...she likes things with cardinals on them and photos of winter scenes!!!
This is gorgeous Danielle. I never thought to use this set. Great job. Have a great holiday weekend.
That paper really is gorgeous...great pairing for the cardinal Danielle, and the crinkly ribbon is great too!
I'm loving this red, white, and blue Christmas card! You girls are showcasing a fabulous variety on this theme. You've made these colors into a very warm and inviting card, and that's quite an accomplishment. Very beautiful, Danielle!
This is gorgeous Danielle!
Beautiful, very vintage feeling and great idea with the papers for the background.
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