The first card I made was using the Melded Carol Singers, which I placed onto some blue card that I dotted with a white Signo pen to make it look like snow. Then mounted onto some silver mirri card and a 5x5 card blank.
My next card was using the melded Robin die, for this one I used a small Christmas cottage stamp from Inkylicious on the 5x5 card blank before placing the Robin over the top. I added some glitter to both cards to finish as well as a sentiment. Below is the collection that I made for the box this month, it's filling up nicely now.
Thanks for taking the time to stop by and you kind comments which are always appreciated.
Sue
24 comments:
Beautiful cards - the die cuts are gorgeous. My favourite card is the top one, I love the rich blue against the white.
Thanks for joining in the Rudolph Days challenge this month. Good Luck!
Liz - DT member
Lovely cards Sue, those die cuts are fabulous.
Jean x
These are beautiful cards! I am in love with both of these dies and I like the way you designed your cards. I am adding these dies to my Xmas wish list. My family will have lots of ideas for me this Xmas as I have just typed those same words on another entry! lol
me again...forgot to say thanks for taking part in the June Rudolph Days Challenge.
What wonderful card designs you've created! I love the white with blues, especially the carolers version!
half way thru the year eeek we can't be! what a super set of blue n white pretty die cut cards with sparkle n shine, just love 'em xxx
half way thru the year eeek we can't be! what a super set of blue n white pretty die cut cards with sparkle n shine, just love 'em xxx
Two lovely cards Sue. The Robin die is especially pretty and just perfect to use over a stamped scene. I love the Winter Cabin stamp and I used it to make most of my Chrismas cards last year. Well done on getting ahead with your Christmas cards. Crafty hugs, Sandra X
Hi Sue,
what very wonderful array of super cards for the Rudolf Challenge.
Great designs also.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.
these are just beautiful - I love them to pieces! Beautiful Sue! Big hugs rachel x
These dies look great and I love the cards you have made using them. I like your idea of making the snow on the background. Hugs Mrs A.
I'm not surprised these dies fell into your basket - you've made great use of them on these lovely cards. Good to see you back in blogland.
LOVE these dies Sue, wish they would fall into my basket. Beautiful display of cards .xx
Beautiful and elegant cards, I love the die you used on the bottom, the image with it is perfect. I need to start thinking about Christmas cards as well or I'll get behind. Take care and Happy Sunday xx
Gorgeous and elegant cards Sue..just beautiful.
luv CHRISSYxx
Amazing Christmas cards. Love the dies you have used. Great job!
Thank you for joining us at Rudolph Days Challnege. Good Luck.
Hugs,
Valerija - DT member.
Hey Sue , what a beautiful collection of Christmascards, I love your colours and the details!!So beautiful!!
Have fun!!
Maria
Two beautiful Christmas cards. The first very British, with a touch of a bygone era, very romantic. The second card wonderfully made. I love the idea to leave the cut elements in place, it creates a beautiful drawing. Great card.
hugs,
BozenA
I see that you are getting well ahead with your Christmas card making, well done you. These are super, I love the carol singers, a very traditional image of Christmas but the robin is also gorgeous - who am I kidding, all the tattered lace dies are gorgeous! Fab cards.
Lorraine
Wow, what beautiful chrostmas cards. Two wonderful designs and I love your new TL goodies xx
A set of stunning cards, love both the designs and colours and those dies are gorgeous.
Kath x
Beautiful cards, love them both but the first one is stunning with that colour scheme
Wonderful work Sue xxx
These are really pretty and elegant cards Sue using these two Tattered Lace dies and see you made the most of your crafting session by making three of each design. I love the blue behind the carol singers and the stamp you have used on the Robin one works perfectly in the background. x
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