Okay, we're coming down to the wire for Christmas crafting, but I just had to show you this one die wonder. The elegant die is an Impression Obsession die which I used on a sheet of green foil paper from the American Crafts 6x6 pad. A Sizzix magnetic platform will make cutting out the foil easy because you can run it through several times without the foil or die shifting. For the background I cut a piece of card stock from an Anna Griffin 6x6 paper pad. The die cut green foil tree was run through my Xyron to apply a sticky adhesive to the back. To take care of any extra stickiness after the die cut is applied, dust the card surface with cornstarch.
There was a piece of card stock left over that was just big enough to cut a bookmark tag. (See Paper Smooches die set in previous post.) The NOEL letters were stickers from a Studio G set ($1.25 for a generous sheet). A little gold ink was rubbed on the edges and a gold edged ribbon was tied on to complete the tag. I've always admired the simplicity of the Japanese cards that I receive and I think that this card has a similar feel. Perhaps I will be a good girl and craft a bunch of these cards and tags for next year since I never seem to be prepared for the holiday season. It's never too soon to start....right? Merry Christmas to all and to all a crafty New Year!
Friday's decorated envelope project
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Another week...another decorated envelope project. :)
Still having fun with the fussy-cut Jane Davenport faces. :)
Happy weekend friends!
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2 comments:
Fabulous, perfect idea for procrastinators like myself...haha. Mele Kalikimaka
Gorgeous CAS card Lynn. Love the bookmark tag too with the elegant gold lettering.
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