Well - there is a great challenge for cards using these colors:
So I decided to make a card for the challenge. I wanted to put a different twist on Christmas so this is what I came up with:
I used Honey cardstock for the base and then heavily ink distressed it in the same color. I dry embossed the diamond pattern in the Autumn Terracotta cardstock and then sanded it. I then added a very fine line of liquid applique to the edge of the New England Ivy cardstock mount and heat set it. The postage stamp is paper pieced to get the 3 colors on the one image. The images are stamped on colonial white cardstock. I then used a waterbrush to color in the images. Gold photo hangers and colonial white grosgrain ribbon tied it closed. The stamp set I used is from the new Autumn/Winter idea book D1449 - Father Christmas.
Hope you like it :O)
Sara, this beautiful. So sweet.
ReplyDeleteYou have a great blog and because of your talent, I have left you something nice! Go to my blog at cheyannehively09.blogspot.com to pick it up!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Christmas card using non-traditional colors! I've been seeing all Fall cards and it's refreshing to see a Christmas card! Love the sanded embossed background...what a great detail that makes your card really stand out! Thanks for playing along with us this week at Heart 2 Heart challenges!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome Andrea - can't wait to 'play' again :O)
ReplyDeleteWow. That is such an impressive card! I would have never thought in a million years to make a Christmas card with these colors. Not only does your card "work", it is phenomenal! Really Really gorgeous! Way to go. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card, love that you went out of the box on your christmas card colors. Job well done, thanks for joing the fun with H2H!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cheyanne for the lovely blog award - what a nice surprise for a Monday morning :O) and thanks so much to everyone else who has posted such nice comments about the card :O)
ReplyDeleteGreat card, thanks for playing along with H2H.
ReplyDeleteThanks Deneen :O)
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