Christmas Cardinal
>> Monday, March 2, 2020
Happy Monday Everyone. Trust you had a wonderful weekend and found some time to get creative. I know I should be creating and sharing Easter cards right now, but today I've got a Christmas card for you.
I started by stenciling on the pine needles and pine cones using an Altenew Stencil and some Distress Oxide inks. While that dried I cut a strip of vellum, stamped the greeting with VersaMark ink and heat embossed it with detailed white EP. After attaching it to the kraft panel, everything was added to the green card base. Next I stamped the small cardinal on a branch onto white CS with Memento Black ink, colored him with some Copics, fussy cut (leaving off the branch part) and then glued him onto the panel like he's sitting on the letter M.
This bold Merry Christmas greeting is one of my favorites and I really like how this card turned out. I still need to make two more cards for February and here it is March 2. Oh well, the whole purpose is to get a head start on my Christmas cards and I am accomplishing that!
Thanks for stopping by today. You can check out these images and more at DRS Designs on line store/
blessings,
shelia
5 comments:
Wow, what a beautiful Christmas card!! I love cardinals! You are stocking up already, smart lady!
Super pretty cardinal and card. I agree with Robin - super idea so get a jump on Christmas cards. Hugz
Who doesn't love a good Christmas card anytime of year! Terrific job getting the cardinal to sit on the greeting ;) and I'm groovin' on that stencil background! Great card!!
I'm completely envious that you've made some Christmas cards already! The background is beautiful, and I LOVE the white embossing on the vellum!
How pretty, Shelia! Your stenciled bg is wonderful & so perfect for your lovely Christmas card.
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