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Thursday, 29 December 2016

CVC: Christmas

Hello there! Well its my second post for the current challenge at Countryview Challenges this month - its an easy one ... the theme is Christmas ....have you got any last minute makes you can share with us? There's a chance to win  £20 spend in the wonderful shop!!!

Here's my make - the card I made for my lovely mum for Christmas - and I'm glad to be able to report that she loved it!!!


There's quite a lot going on here but basically this is what I did - sorry no step x step today - in the rush to make this I forgot!!!
Firstly I made the poinsettias by cutting them out using tattered poinsettia die. Next I coloured them with candied apple distress ink and used and indigo blu stamp to stamp the words. Then I curled them and layered them up.


Next I made the background using a combination of distress inks, stains and brushos! I stamped the Indigo blu dinkie stamp the arranged it all...


I also added some berries and pine cones....


I hope you like it! There's still a day or two left to enter here

Hugs

Rachel xx

15 comments:

  1. Great idea to use the same stamp to make the patterned paper you die-cut your flowers from. And your mother is right, it's a beautiful, classic, Christmas card!

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  2. Yes it really is stunning Rachel, I wont want to take it down

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  3. I can see why your mum loved this card Rachel, it is stunning.

    Hugs Sue xx

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  4. It's gorgeous Rachel. Your Mum will enjoy looking at this lovely card. Barbxx

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  5. A beautiful card Rachel, fabulous poinsettias and lovely traditional colours.
    Pauline
    x

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  6. Beautiful festive card, and I know your Mum is going to treasure this! Sending hugs!

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  7. It really is a beautiful card, love the red poinsettia, they are gorgeous and I do love that IB Christmas sentiment too! Hugs, Anne xx

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  8. Gorgeous card Rachel, I love the poinsettias with the script paper.
    Hugs
    Linda xxx

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  9. Absolutely stunning card Rachel, the use of the script paper for the poinsettia is brilliant, gorgeous colours and design, Kate x

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  10. Love that tattered die poinsettia. Hugs to you and the girls. Mrs A.

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  11. Gorgeous card and love the poinsettias
    Carol x

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  12. Lovely Christmas card! I love that you stamped on the poinsettias and the beautiful traditional colours too! xx

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  13. Gorgeous card! The poinsettias are just stunning--love the color & text!

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  14. Fabulous card! Love the poinsettias and the arrangement of them.
    xx Evelyn

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