Showing posts with label christmas card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas card. Show all posts

Thursday, October 27, 2016

Seasons Greeting DCWV Card

Hey everyone,

I made this card following the October Stack-a-holic challenge at DCWV. I used the Candy Cane Lane stack, red stickles, red ink, pop dots, enamel dots, swiss dots embossing folder and cuttlebug. 




I am entering this into the following challenges:
Simon Says - Anything Goes
DCWV - October Stack-a-holic












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Friday, November 22, 2013

Merry Christmas Card

Used DCWV papers for this card and 2 red buttons from my stash. I cut the tree out by hand and used my cricut for the circle using cricut craft room basics. Both the tree and the circle are on pop dots.




I'm entering this card into the following challenges:
Artful Delight - Nov Card Sketch
DL.ART - Anything goes

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Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Pop-up gift card holder set


Just some projects I have from Christmas that I never got to post until now. :)






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Saturday, December 17, 2011

Pop up gift card holder + giveaway




First the giveaway.. not mine.. over at the Creative Cutter Room!! Head over and see how to enter for your chance to win 2 cricut carts & 2 embossing folders!!

Now onto my project. I made my very first gift card holder.. I've made them before but they were more like pockets that could hold a gift card or money etc. anyway... lol.

I found a tutorial for this pop up gift card holder HERE! It's actually a lot more simple than you'd think. I did have a few problems with it. I couldn't get it to close and I had to add a little strip to help pop the gift card up. No biggie thow.. I actually didn't even add the strip, my husband did... he's an engineer LOL!!!

Supplies:
Recollections card stock (red & green)
DCWV Christmas collect (holly patterned paper)
Recollections stamps (Merry Christmas on front of card)
ATG gun
Green bakers twine
Terrifically tacky tape (for the pop up part so it was more strong)
red ink (inking the edges of the papers)
green ink (the sentiment & inking around sentiment)
red zig marker ("enjoy" on the inside)
I am entering this gift card holder/card into the following challenge:

Yesterday we took the girls to get their pics with Santa.. I'll do their update posts sometime this weekend.. maybe even today. :)

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Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Joy to the World Card


I made this card using the Winter Woodland Cartridge, cream card stock, gray bakers twine, a silver ink pad, Divine Swirls embossing folder, ATG gun, Pop dots, and a "Joy to the World" stamp from Recollections.


I cut the deer and it's shadow out at 2 3/4 inches, then inked the shadow silver.


I embossed a sheet of the cream card stock with my cuttlebug and then inked it. I adhered it onto the main card and tied some gray bakers twine around it. I adhered the deer to it's shadow and then used some pop dots to pop him from the background. I stamped the sentiment onto another sheet of card stock and then punched holes in the top cut it out and ran some twine through the holes.


I am entering this card into the following challenges:


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Thursday, December 8, 2011

Very 1st Step Card



I made my very first step card!!! They are super easy I have no idea why I've never made one before. I used Echo Park's Wintertime line to make my card.


To make this card (in case you don't know how) You take a strip that is 12 inches long by as wide as you want (mine is 5 inches wide) and fold at 1 in, 2 in, 4 in, 6 in & 9 in. Simple. Then decorate how you want.


I am entering this into the following challenge:
Whimsical Designs - Winter Fun (bling.. I added irock gems to the bottom row of snow flakes)


I am also using this as my entry for the Shop Pumpkin Spice DT call. I love Shop Pumpkin Spice and I'm so excited to have a chance to apply for their DT! Your project has to be something that makes you smile.. and making a new card and having it turn out good and be something I like makes me smile.. cuz I feel like I didn't waste time on it :)


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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Very 1st Gift Card Holder Flashback Friday




This is the very first gift card holder I've ever made.. I made it just last Dec (2010). Yea I know it has money in it but it could fit a gift card.. I just didnt have one one me at the time. I remember just making it from my mind.. I hadn't seen one before and I just thought it was a good idea the way I made the pocket.. (I had seen gift card holders before but not made this way). The outside has Elmo cut from my Sesame Street cart.. and the paper Im not sure I know I used it a lot last winter cuz I was so in love with it lol. Anyway onto the important part.. the gift card holder pocket on the inside is an envelope cut into 1/2 or possibly 1/4.. its been so long im not for sure. Anyway I just ATGed the back down and slipped the money in. Worked out nicely. :)




I am entering this into the following challenge:

Flashback Friday Challenge - 14.0

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Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Elmo Christmas card


Made this Christmas Elmo card for one of my cousins.. the pocket on the inside to hold the money was made with an envelope that i cut in half. Elmo is from the Sesame Street cart and the paper is from my stash!

I am entering this card into the following challenges:
Simon Says Stamp - Silver, Blue & white

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Saturday, November 27, 2010

Grouch Chrirstmas Card





Our challenge this week at the SweetSassyDivaDT was to make a Christmas card using the Scotch Post-It Paper. I made this Oscar the Grouch Christmas card to give to one of my cousins (she loves Oscar).

Recipe:
Black textured cardstock
White Post-it paper
Crimson Post-it paper
Lime Post-it paper
Cocoa Post-it paper
Silver ink pad
Gold Adirondack Mixatives Alcohol ink (Tim Holtz)
6.5 x 5 inch white card
Christmas patterned paper (DCWV Holiday Collection the Christmas Stack)
Small paint brush
Sesame Street Friends cart
Happy Hauntings cart
Cricut

Instructions:
Using the Sesame Street Friends cart cut out Oscar1 at 3 inches, "blackout" with the black cardstock, "white" & "Layer 1" with the white Post-it paper, "Layer 2" with the Crimson Post-it paper, "Body" with the Lime Post-it paper, "Layer 3" with the Cocoa Post-it paper.

Using the Happy Hauntings cart cut out the "M e r r y" using the white Post-it paper at 1 inch.

Take the white garbage can and ink over it with your silver ink pad to give it the realistic look (I would have used a different color but I thought this would be a nice touch). Assemble Oscar. Adhere your patterned Christmas paper to the front of the card (make sure you have it cut a little smaller than the main card) and adhere Oscar to the bottom left of the patterned paper. Put a small amount of the gold alcohol ink on a piece of plastic or an acrylic block, using your paint brush paint on some of the gold ink over the letters from the Happy Hauntings cart. Peel and stick these letters to the top of your card (above Oscars head). With the gold ink write "Christmas" across the middle of the card just by using the tip of the ink itself. Let it dry and you're done! Hope you enjoyed my card!
Im entering this card in the following challenges:

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-Jamie

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Last card tonight




I made this Christmas card for the challenge at Sparkle Dreams:

I am also sending this card to the Caring Hearts Card Drive.

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Christmas Card for "the sweetest thing"



I made this Christmas card for the challenge over at the Sweetest Thing:

Also, Im sending this card for the Caring Hearts Card Drive.

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Another Christmas Card







Made this super cute card the exact same way I made the reindeer card. A few differences.. I used penguins from Create A Critter for this one, no google eyes, layered some light blue with the white snow, different snow paper (it has glitter on it), added red glitter to the penguins scarfs, and some blue glitter to the "Holiday Cheer" stamp. For the inside I used different shades of blue paper, one is embossed with swiss dots the other embossed with divine swirls and the main paper was inked around the edges with blue ink. The card is held up with ivory bows instead of brads. This is another card I will be sending for the Caring Hearts Card Drive.

This card fits into the following challenges:

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Friday, October 22, 2010

Caring Hearts Card Drive Blog Hop & my 1st candy!

Good morning everyone! Thank you so much for joining us on this blog hop for a wonderful cause! This hop is to help encourage everyone to make a holiday (Thanksgiving/Christmas) themed card to be sent to the elderly living in a nursing home or care center. It really is a great thing to do, especially if we're all on here making cards anyway. Whats the harm in sending someone a smile? =) As if it weren't enough that sending a card is just a good thing to do, there are also many prizes to be won! All of the prizes can be viewed at the Caring Hearts Card Drive on Vera's blog (Ling's Design Studio). Vera is the amazing person behind this whole hop and card drive (well, it was her moms idea but it was Vera that set it all in motion)!


If you've come here from Heather Pulvirenti's blog than you're in the right spot! If not and you want join us on this hop please hop back to the beginning at Vera's blog!

I have made numerous cards for this card drive and plan on making many more to send too. It's such a great card drive that even my husband has joined me in making a few cards to send!

Today I will be showcasing my favorite card I've made so far. To make this cute easel card I used Create A Critter with my Cricut Expression. I cut the reindeer out at 2in and 1.5 inches. I skipped cutting out layer 2 on both of these reindeer. I started out with a white 6.5 inch x 5 inch card. I cut down the blue paper with white snowflakes down to 2.5 inches x 6.5 inches (2.5 is the card front when folded in half for the easel card). I then cut some white paper down to 6.5 inches and as tall as I wanted, I then ripped the white paper long ways (6.5 inches) numerous times and layered the white pieces on top of one another on the bottom half of the front (making sure to have it go over the 2.5 inch mark so that the snow would pop up when the card is standing). I put google eyes over the eye cuts on the reindeer and some brown scribbles 3D paint on their back to make spots. I used my ATG gun to adhere the blue paper and the layered (snow) white paper, then I adhered the reindeer to the snow (making sure that they too would be popping off of the top when folded to stand). For the inside of the card I used a 5.5 x 3.5 inch piece of light blue paper and ran it though my Cuttlebug using the Swiss Dots embossing folder, then I adhered the blue paper to the middle of the inside of the card. The light cream colored paper is approx. 5in x 3in and I distressed the outter edge of the paper with red ink. I tied the red ribbon into a bow around the light colored paper, and used two tan brads and stuck them through the lighter paper only (so that the card can be held up). I then adhered the tan paper to the blue paper and ... TADA! It's finished! The stamp on the front of the card is a clear stamp from the Recollections set "Say It With Spirit" and I hand wrote the message on the inside with a red Zig marker. Turned out super cute!



Now... onto the candy! The part you've all been waiting for. Over $40 worth of candy. This candy includes (everything pictured above):
3 (three) sets of 3" clear alpha stamps by the Paper Studio (1 Q, 1 X & 1 Z)
2 (two) sets of unmounted rubber stamps by the Paper Studio (1 beach theme & 1 animal print)
2 cards & 2 envelopes by Colorbok
1 (one) set of 54 pieces of chipboard (shapes & alphabet)
1 (one) set of 15 chipboard tags by Colorbok
1 (one) set of felt bling pieces (3 felt flowers w/ bling and 1 felt frame w/ bling)
10 (ten) paper flowers in 5 different colors (dark pink, dark purple, mint green, white & turquoise)

How do you enter for a chance to win this candy? Simple...
1. become a follower of my blog
2. leave a comment on this post telling me "what your favorite part about the holiday season is" (PLEASE ONLY COMMENT ONCE!) & a way to contact you.

and 3. (this is not a requirement) since this whole entire hop is about the Caring Hearts Card Drive I would LOVE it if you would sent at least one card to this wonderful cause! But, obviously I cannot check to see if you've done so and Im not going to force you to.. this should be something you want to do!
(candy is only available to US residents due to shipping.)

You have until Sunday at 11:59pm pst to enter for a chance to win this candy! I will choose the winner using Random.org and post the winner on my blog on Monday. The winner will have 48 hours to contact me with your mailing address. If I have not received a mailing address within 48 hours I will sadly have to choose another winner.

Your next stop on the hop is Jennifer Mcguire's Blog so hop on over and take a look at her beautiful cards!!

Remember if you get lost along the way just jump right to Vera's Blog


Thanks for stoppin' by and have a great day!