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THIS...:
Started out as this:
This Christmas box was repurposed using The Laughing Cow cheese wedge box. This festive box will hold a set of Christmas Tags.
Items used:
*Stamps: Unity Stamp Company - Welcome Winter
*Sizzix Textured Impressions embossing folder - Christmas set
*Inks: Red Pigment ink, green marker, brown marker
~Clear acetate from empty packaging
~White cardstock
~Handmade glitter paper (green)
~Brown textured paper
~Red pearl paper
~White pearl paper
~Gold star
~Jute twine
~Red velvet ribbon
~Gold ribbon
Thank you for looking. I hope you are inspired by this project. Oh...and comments are appreciated :)
This is a card that I made using Unity stamps. I really love their stamps.
I was trying to get this card finished in time for the November Sketch Challenge, but I didn't make it in time. So I thought I would go ahead and post it for the December KOM Sketch Challenge since it still falls into the sketch design.
The stamps used were all from the November KOM.
First I stamped a tag (from Tim Holtz Sizzix die cut) using the snowflake background stamp and embossed it with gold.
On white cardstock I stamped the two cardinals image and then colored the cardinals using Sakura Gelly Roll Starlight pens (Red). The holly berries I used red glitter glue. Then I cut everything out.
I applied them to the bookplate I cut out on the same die cut that the tag was on. I put vellum paper behind the bookplate and applied the cardinals and holly. I also used the branches punch from Martha Stewart. I stamped the sentiments on light tan paper and wrote over the words with the same Gelly Roll pen. I used wavy decorative scissors to cut it out...then I inked the edges with liquid chalk stamp in Warm Red.
The velvet ribbon trim was cut out using Sizzix Ribbon Trim die cut.
Other items used was a velvet poinsettia flower with a christmas brad for the center, a bracket cut out, and gifts cut out from patterned paper.
I hope you like my project. I will be posting more Christmas cards all throughout December. Thank you for looking. Comments are appreciated :)