Whatever the man in red is called in your part of the world, Lauren and Stef would like to see Santa 'front and centre' on our creations for their new challenge.
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Whatever the man in red is called in your part of the world, Lauren and Stef would like to see Santa 'front and centre' on our creations for their new challenge.
So, it turns out that April 22nd is Earth Day, and for this fortnight the lovely Jingle Belles are asking us to help celebrate by creating holiday cards that feature at least one recycled element.
I usually keep some of the cards from one Christmas to help make gift tags for the following year, so I had a small collection of potential toppers to pick from. I thought this card would be good to upcycle, so I die cut some faux stitching and added a sparkly border. Super-simple, and probably a bit of a cheat, but the card does look lovely!
Thanks again to Lauren and Stef for all the fun!
I decided to 'Go Square' for my Inspired by... card, and to pick-up on Helen's super CAS style and traditional colour combo. I also decided to include a layer of pattern paper.
The Santa from MFT Jingle All the Way was just a little too small for what I had in mind, but, years ago I bagged a digital stamp version of the guy in red, so sized him for my project and hey, presto!
Rudolph is offering a sweet prize for this month's Random Raffle...
Please don't forget to read the challenge guidelines at Christmas Kickstart in order to be part of the prize draw for this little snow dude.
Jingle Belles Lauren and Stef, have another fun theme on offer! They'd like us to take our inspiration from this gorgeous picture by Kristens.cookies.
Seriously, those cookies are just too pretty to eat!
I was inspired by the idea of festive edibles, and made sure I chose a design paper that picked-up the gorgeous colours of the picture.
I was browsing eBay recently and spotted Cookie Cutter Christmas by Stampin' Up! on offer for a good price. Click, click, click and it was mine. Isn't this little guy fun!
I'm sharing this card over at ABC Christmas Challenge, where I'm playing G is for Gingerbread and I'm squeeeeezing it at Penny Black Saturday Challenge, where it would appear I'm completely ignoring the Easter option, and playing Anything Goes.