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Wednesday, December 6, 2023

Freshly Made Sketches 615

I'm continuing a mad dash of making enough Christmas cards to mail to friends and family and this week's Freshly Made Sketches provided a great layout.  Our hostess this week is Karren and many thanks to her because the circle on the sketch was a poinsettia no-brainer for me!  We are also joined this week by guest designer Nancy Leppek, one of our 600th sketch challenge winners.  




I used the lovely velvet paper in my stash to create the poinsettia.  It is quite decadent in real life!  I paired it with a textured background and some ancient patterned paper for a quick and easy card.

Thanks for stopping by!

Supplies:
Stamps:  Peace Love Joy (Right at Home)
Paper:  True Thyme, Early Espresso, Holiday Thyme DSP, Rose Gold (Stampin' Up!); velour paper (Hygloss)
Ink:  Soft Suede (Stampin' Up!)
Accessories:  Layered Poinsettia die (Spellbinders); Rustic Burlap impression plate (Papertrey Ink)

7 comments:

  1. Very pretty. I love the poinsettia and have made quite a few with poinsettias. I like your neutral background too. Great take on the sketch. TFS

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  2. The velvet paper is a nice touch! This is lovely, Jen!

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  3. I need to get out more often - I've never seen velvet paper before but just wowsah! That poinsettia is gorgeous and I love the kraft colors that look perfect with the red bloom. Beautiful card with that great sketch!

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  4. As usual, this is another CAS card that is pure perfection! Thanks for having me at FMS as your guest and Happy Holidays to you, Jen!

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  5. Oh I love this card Jen! I love that big poinsettia! It stands out so nicely against the neutral background! Definitely a gorgeous Christmas card!

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  6. Beautiful flower - your holiday florals are wonderful!

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  7. Oooh a velvet poinsettia sounds wonderful! And your card is just gorgeous!

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