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Tuesday, December 6, 2016

Peace on Earth

We're on a little bit of an unanticipated hiatus from colourQ, but we should be back to normal soon.  In the meantime I am continuing my fast and furious pace of churning out Christmas cards.  Luckily some of my favorite challenges have been very accommodating in the sketch and color categories!  Today I've got a card that I made using the sketch at Mojo and the colors at Global Design Project.



I love these earthy colors for Christmas.  And the bit of red makes everything so festive!  I used a texture plate to emboss the Early Espresso layer (can you see it?) and I found some really old Christmas patterned paper to add some pizzazz.  I even used some of my ancient supply of grosgrain ribbon - accented by a bit of sparkly baker's twine!  And to finish this off, I stuck on a few rhinestones.  This went together pretty quickly!

I really need to start mailing out some of these Christmas cards I've been hoarding all these months.  That's my project for the next few days.

Thanks for stopping by!

Supplies
Stamps:  Peace on Earth (Verve)
Paper:  Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, Real Red, Dashing DSP (Stampin' Up!); Naturals White (Neenah)
Ink:  Real Red, Early Espresso (Stampin' Up!)
Accessories:  Linen impression plate (Papertrey Ink); Real Red grosgrain ribbon, Basic Rhinestones (Stampin' Up!); baker's twine

8 comments:

  1. Lovely warm colours and that poinsettia flower is just gorgoues! Fab!

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  2. Beautiful! Yummy! Sweet! I love it!

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  3. Pretty card. Love the colors.
    I need to mail out my cards too. :)

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  4. Jen this is a beautiful card! I love he sentiment.

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  5. You've made these colors shine and that sentiment is just gorgeous!

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  6. Perfect take on the sketch Jen, this is pretty!!

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  7. This is so beautiful! The patterns and double mats are just perfect. Thanks for joining us for Mojo Monday!

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