Okay, I took these pictures outside to get good lighting. It was a bit challenging since we have a slight breeze, I would set up the card and just about take the picture and it would blow over. It took a few tries but I did it! The natural light is much better outside than in the house.
I got some new decorative paper this week and had to use it so I made a card and a small note pad. I'm thinking these are good to give to a man since they are looking a little manly.
To make the card a cream card was stamped with a snowflake by Print Works (I had to dust that one off!) with latte Adirondack ink, stamping twice before re-inking. The snowflake was punched out of brown and blue papers and two way glue was put on the brown snowflake and then covered with glitter. When I put the snowflake on the card it blended in so I layered it onto a cream circle so it would stand out. Merry Christmas is from a clear set by Stampendous and it was stamped in brown VersaFine ink. This panel and the card were sponged with latte ink.
~~ Now here is the tip of the day. To get your holes even when you punch them in the corners or in a row, place a rubber band around your hole punch, adjust it to where you want it, then punch your holes. They will be in a straight line :)
This is a mini note pad (it looks like a small composition book) that comes in a four pack and is sold for $1.00 at the Dollar Tree, what a deal!
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Have a wonderful weekend!
SO cute! I have had cards blow away when I was taking my photo! lol! The notebook turned out great too!
ReplyDeleteHi Jamie, thank you for your lovely comment. I love the look of these, very classy !! Have a great weekend, Hugs Katy x
ReplyDeleteHi Jamie, thank you for your lovely comment. I love the look of these, very classy !! Have a great weekend, Hugs Katy x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, Jamie. Love the notebook too. Very elegant.
ReplyDeleteI left something on my blog for you....a few posts back.
Karen x
Oooooh I love that paper. You are so right...it looks fab for mens Christmas cards.
ReplyDeleteI really do like these papers and colors! Great little duo you created! Best, Curt
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful cards! thanks for stopping by my blog. Julie
ReplyDeleteJamie, I love this card! How creative. It is a real piece of art and should be framed!
ReplyDeleteLove both projects and the tip about the rubberband is wonderful!
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