Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Have a JOYful Christmas!

Hello!  I haven't made a shaped card in a while so I thought I'd try one for Christmas. Shaped cards are very fun and easy to make.  You can find a tutorial here on how to make one.  I chose a very basic shape - a circle - to mimic the ornament I have as my focal point in my layered card.  The base is made from a stitched circle die, the next is the largest of the heart circles from Spellbinders popped up with  Joy! foam pads, then a circle from silver metallic card stock, and finally my top white on which my Memory Box Cabrini ornament is placed.  I do love my Metals Craft Foil - it just goes so well with Christmas!  Here I used a gold one for the outlines, some red for the berries and the ornament is cut from glitter tape.  I also cut the letters JOY out of the gold foil.  Finally some ribbon and silver floss to top of my ornament.  


Spellbinders Heart Circle, Memory box, cabrini Ornament, Diana Nguyen, CAS, Christmas

When I stood up my card, it did roll around until settling on its side.  To fix that, I cut a flat bottom on the inside flap so that it would stand upright yet still be a perfect circle in the front. 

Spellbinders Heart Circle, Memory box, cabrini Ornament, Diana Nguyen, CAS, Christmas

Hope you can play along with Classy Cards 'n Such Ornament and Ribbon challenge!

Recipe:
Stamps:  Verve Merry and Bright
Dies:  Memory Box Cabrini ornament , Lil' Inkers Stitched Circles, SB Standard Circles, Provocraft Olivia
Accessories:  Metals Craft Foil, Ribbon, glitter tape, silver floss

Other challenges I am playing in:


5 comments:

  1. Diana, I love how you can do so much with that one die. You come up with the neatest ideas. Thanks for ll the inspiration you share.

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  2. Such a great project. Thanks so much for playing with us at Really Reasonable Ribbon.

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  3. This is a pretty card! Thanks for playing along with us at Really Reasonable Ribbon.

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  4. I want to try that: trimming back page of card at base to allow a front circle.

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